As a web dev I've been working with APIs (both as a developer and as a consumer) on a daily basis for over a decade and I've tried every API client out there, but while there are many good choices, none manages to tick all the boxes. For the past few months I've worked on an API client that would do that (but I'm far from done). It's now mature enough to share with the world. It's free and open-source, it's fast, it fully respects your privacy, it has support for all major auth mechanisms, it doesn't require any account and it's local-first (it stores all data in your browser - but fret not, I'm also working on support for optional cloud-sync). It has now reached a state where it provides a lot of value for myself, including support for some more esoteric functionality such as parsing ANSI escape codes (which can be fun if you're like me and like terminal-focused services such as https://wttr.in/) - so I really hope it can provide a lot of value for you as well - please, give it a try!

RequestBite Slingshot

Not your average API client - FOSS, fast and local-first.

Not your average API client - FOSS, fast and local-first.