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ApiClientSync
fully native API client designed for iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
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fully native API client designed for iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
6 followers
ApiClientSync is a fast, fully native API client for developers who want powerful tools without unnecessary complexity. Build, organize, test, and debug HTTP and WebSocket requests in a clean interface designed for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. ORGANIZE REQUESTS WITH COLLECTIONS - Create collections for different projects, environments, or APIs - Add default headers that automatically apply to every request - Use the built-in Cookie Jar to capture, store, and send cookies across requests.
The native build across iPhone, iPad, and Mac really stands out — it feels so much smoother than web wrappers pretending to be desktop apps. Love that collections and the cookie jar just work without any setup fuss.
@yara_zen Thank you, Yara! That was exactly the vision—web wrappers just can't quite match that native Apple ecosystem smoothness. I'm thrilled to hear that the cross-device experience and the zero-setup tools are hitting the mark for you.
A native API client with collections is exactly what I was hoping someone would build for iOS. One thing I'd love is the ability to chain requests and use the response from one as input for the next, kind of like a mini scripting layer for testing multi-step auth flows or data pipelines. That would make it so much more useful for real-world debugging.
@monitorpro Thank you! I totally agree—a mini scripting layer for multi-step auth would be incredibly powerful. It's a fantastic feature request, and I'm definitely taking notes for future updates!
honestly this is kind of refreshing, like most api clients feel bloated but this one actually feels quick and clean on my mac. the built in cookie jar thing is honestly a surprise, didn't expect that out of the box.
@jack_yeo Thanks, Jack! Avoiding that bloated, sluggish feel was exactly why I wanted to build this natively for Mac from the ground up. I’m really glad the Cookie Jar was a welcome surprise and is already proving useful!