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WebSocket King vs Yaak: catalog facts
WebSocket KingYaak
Free

Free to use in the browser.

Freemium

Yaak is MIT licensed and free to build and use. Development is funded by…

Web Windows, macOS, Linux
  • Nothing to install
  • Focused on WebSocket testing and debugging
  • Requests are stored as files on your machine, so a git repository is the shared collection
  • REST, GraphQL, gRPC, WebSocket and Server-Sent Events in one client
  • WebSockets only, not a general HTTP client
  • Little public documentation about its features
  • A much younger project than Postman, with a smaller community
  • No hosted collaboration features if that is what you actually want
Web application Downloadable app
Closed source Open source
License not stated License: MIT
Not stated if an account is needed No account needed
Not stated if it works offline Works offline

Checked September 24, 2026

Checked September 21, 2026

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