Alternatives

Products that do what HTTP Prompt does

An interactive command-line HTTP client

1HA
HTTPLang – a scripting language for making HTTP requests▲44
2015 · github.com
2HA
HTTPLab – An interactive web server▲171
2017 · github.com
3PA
Prestige, a text based HTTP client, for working with HTTP APIs▲117
2021 · prestigemad.com
4AR
A remote browser product, open-sourced▲253
2019 · github.com
5PA
Pump, a dead simple Pythonic abstraction of HTTP.▲118
2011 · adeel.github.com
6CA
Caddy, a cross-platform HTTP/2 web server▲208
2015 · caddyserver.com
7AP
A partial HTTP server written in brainfuck extended with syscalls▲103
2016 · github.com
8LA
LEAR – A simple and fast HTTP server to serve static resources▲66
2018 · github.com
9PA
Pup – A command-line HTML parser▲126
2014 · github.com
10RA
Req, an HTTP Scripting Language▲9
2022 · github.com
11SA
Subway, a persistent web client for IRC▲84
2012 · github.com
12PB
Perl-based server-management tool▲63
2013 · steve.org.uk
13AO
An open source IRC client for your web browser▲44
2013 · github.com
14OA
Osapy - an API proxy to visualize HTTP request for debugging▲34
2020 · osapy.com
15HJ
http.js, a tiny AJAX utility▲15
2014 · github.com
16SH
Script-httpd – Turn command line scripts into web services▲24
2020 · github.com
17AU
A Url Permanence Service▲32
2012 · purl.ly
18CA
Craft: a CLI tool to share files over HTTP easily▲7
2015 · github.com
19HA
HTTPie: a CLI, cURL-like tool for humans▲8
2017 · github.com
20BA
Birch, an IRC client written in bash▲12
2020 · github.com
21NC
Node-cli-proxy: web front end for interactive command-line programs▲8
2014 · tmskfk.com
22BA
Bowtie, a (hopefully) idiomatic HTTP middleware for Go▲7
2015 · github.com
23HE
HTTP Event Sources: backend components for processing HTTP requests▲8
2020 · github.com
24DA
Decoy – A native Mac app for mocking HTTP endpoints locally▲7
Feb 2026 · decoy-app.com

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