Requestly
Debug & Modify HTTP(s) Requests - loved by 125K+ web devs
Requestly launched on July 17, 2019 with 148 votes, #153 of 3,007 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 7 years on.
What it does
If you are a web developer, Requestly is for you. You can set up URL redirects, rewrites, run custom JS, modify headers, etc. Examples - Debug prod js, Redirect API URLs, Add CORS Header, Block websites, Host JS/CSS, etc. Loved by 100K+ devs around the globe.
Design, build and test APIs in one place. The Git-native API client, enterprise-ready, used by 300,000+ developers.
The Git-native API client built for teams that ship at scale, with SOC-2, SSO and role-based access built in. Choose local, team sync, or self-hosted. Your data never leaves your control. Flat per-user pricing. Enterprise governance without hidden add-ons. Open. Hit endpoint. Get response. No bloat, no lag, no noise. Already invested in another tool? Bring everything over (collections, environments and auth) without rewriting a thing. A lightweight desktop API client for macOS, Windows and Linux. From quick requests to scripted test suites, Requestly gives you the power of heavy tools in a fast, Git-native client. Save all your APIs in one place and test them whenever you need. Organize…from requestly.com
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