Alternatives to Reqable
An HTTP debugging proxy and REST API client for desktop and mobile in one application. The listings below can replace it for an important use case. Each note says what changes if you switch.
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Reqable
An HTTP debugging proxy and REST API client for desktop and mobile in one application.
Replacements
Listings that take over the same core job as Reqable.
Proxyman
Desktop HTTP and HTTPS debugging proxy for capturing, inspecting and mocking network requests.
Proxyman is a closed-source freemium debugging proxy with SSL decryption, breakpoints, Map Local and scripting, but it has no mobile apps and no built-in REST client.
Charles
An HTTP and HTTPS debugging proxy that shows all web traffic between a computer and the internet.
Charles is a paid HTTP and HTTPS debugging proxy for Windows, macOS and Linux that also works as a reverse proxy, without a REST client or mobile apps.
HTTP Toolkit
An open-source desktop tool for intercepting, inspecting and rewriting HTTP and HTTPS traffic.
HTTP Toolkit is free and open source, offering one-click interception and request editing on desktop, but it has no mobile app and no separate REST client.
Fiddler Everywhere
A cross-platform web debugging proxy for capturing, inspecting, modifying and replaying HTTP(S) traffic.
Fiddler Everywhere is a paid cross-platform proxy that captures browser, system, terminal and Android traffic and supports gRPC, with replay and mocking of captured requests.
Similar software
Related functionality, not a direct replacement.
Postman
The most widely used API client, for sending HTTP requests, organising them into collections and sharing them with a team.
Insomnia
An API client for REST, GraphQL and gRPC that can keep everything local or sync through Git instead of a cloud.
Requestly
An API client for designing and testing APIs, plus a browser HTTP interceptor for modifying requests.
ModHeader
A browser extension for modifying HTTP request and response headers and cookies while testing.
Mockoon
A desktop app and CLI for designing and running mock REST APIs locally without an account.