Dev tools · alternatives · 2026
24 alternatives to Reqly
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Below are 24 products that do a similar job, ranked by how close each is in meaning and then by launch-day votes.
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Last time I posted this it didn't garner much interest. There have been lots of improvements and fixes since the last release. Quick list of features: - Workspaces - Tabs - Nested Folders - Lots of context menus - Response history - Plugins - Runs fully in the browser and runs offline if necessary - Chrome and Firefox extension to bypass CORS restrictions - Desktop builds for all platforms - GraphQL support - Import collections exported from Postman and Insomnia - Simple user friendly interface I built this because I love Insomnia but wanted a portable version that I could run in the…
2022 · restfox.dev · its alternatives →
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Postman▲182Postman is a powerful HTTP client to test REST API
2014 · postman.com · its alternatives →
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RestHuman▲94Simple secure app for API management + testing for humans
2019 · resthuman.com · its alternatives →
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Creator here. I was looking for something as simple as Backblaze Personal [1] but privacy focused and open source. This is my attempt to build that. Uses PyQt6 [2] for the GUI and Pyinstaller [3] for creating the platform specific binaries. The backup engine under the hood is Restic [4]. The server code is written in Laravel [5]. All the code is on GitHub [6]. I actually really like Backblaze (even use B2 for this offering behind the scenes) so this isn't meant to throw shade their way. Just wanted a private open source alternative. Something like Bitwarden but for backups. [1]…
2022 · blobbackup.com · its alternatives →
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Simple online database service in the cloud with NoSQL, REST API, low code javascript hooks, MongoDB support and more. Perfect for API automation, custom development, enterprise, backoffice, serverless backends, database driven websites. It provides easy collaboration and data management with secure
2016 · restdb.io · its alternatives →
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ReqRes▲87A hosted REST-API ready to respond to your AJAX requests.
2015 · reqres.in · its alternatives →
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Privacy-first experiments & feature flags in any language
2020 · its alternatives →
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Author here. This is an attempt to simplify frontend development: 1. Standards first: User interfaces should be assembled with HTML, styled with CSS, and enhanced with JavaScript. 2. Less abstractions: UI composition should be easy and require as few idioms and abstractions as possible, both on client and server. 3. Design Systems: Design should be a separate subsystem, easily accessible for developers who care about and understand design. 4. Scalability: Complex UIs should retain simplicity as the application grows. Eager to hear your thoughts!
2025 · nuejs.org · its alternatives →
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Termly is your all-in-one compliance solution for data privacy laws worldwide. Privacy policy generator, cookie consent, terms, and more.
2018 · termly.io · its alternatives →
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Mar 2026 · hyper.dev · its alternatives →
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2015 · restful.io · its alternatives →
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Beacon is a privacy and security-focused browser with native DANE support and a decentralized p2p light client.
2021 · impervious.com · its alternatives →
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2011 · developers.snapbill.com · its alternatives →
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Hey everyone, I've been working on publishing Lama2, a Plain-Text Powered REST API Client for Teams, for the past few months. Initial work on Lama2 started after my dissatisfaction with existing tools such as Postman/Insomnia. I wanted a text-powered and git-friendly system with a lightweight GUI layer on top so that I could onboard beginners/newcomers quickly into my team while also maintaining control over data. Today, we use Lama2 extensively internal to Hexmos; almost every internal code review tends to have a `.l2` API file attached now. It has worked great for us. More about…
2023 · hexmos.com · its alternatives →
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Built Respectlytics because I always got confused about how to deal with privacy questionnaires when publishing my own mobile apps in app stores. For people who have read a little bit about those privacy regulations like GDPR, ePrivacy Directive, CCPA, etc., I guess it is a bit difficult to say that an analytics solution is fully compliant and no user consent is needed. But what I have come to is that the key thing is to build something that is extremely defendable, transparent, and very easy to explain if and when needed. Privacy: API rejects custom fields with 400 errors. Only stores 5…
Jan 2026 · respectlytics.com · its alternatives →
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