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TruAPI - REST API Tester & HTTP Client

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Overview

API test tool and REST client for HTTP requests, JSON, authentication, automated response tests, debugging, and collections.

TruAPI is a modern REST API client that turns Chrome into a focused, full-page API testing workspace. Build, send, and debug requests without switching to a heavyweight desktop application. Work across multiple request tabs, configure query parameters, headers, and authentication, and send JSON, XML, URL-encoded, raw-text, or multipart form-data bodies—including file uploads. Import cURL commands, reuse environment variables, organize requests into named collections, and restore your workspace later. TruAPI makes large responses easier to inspect with syntax-colored output, fast search, match navigation, response metadata, and collapsible JSON objects and arrays. View the response body, headers, cookies, or structured preview from the same side-by-side workspace. Key features: - Send GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE, HEAD, and OPTIONS requests - Work across multiple independent request tabs and restore open tabs after relaunching - Create JSON, XML, raw text, URL-encoded, and multipart form-data request bodies - Upload files alongside text fields with automatic multipart boundaries - Add query parameters and custom request headers - Use Bearer tokens, Basic Auth, or API keys - Import common cURL commands into the request builder - Reuse `{{environmentVariables}}` across requests - Inspect response bodies, headers, status codes, timing, and size - Search response bodies, headers, cookies, and previews with previous/next match navigation - Collapse or expand nested JSON objects and arrays in the response viewer - Copy requests as cURL commands - Save one request or every open tab into named collections - Reopen a single saved request or an entire collection as new tabs - Search and reopen local request history - Cancel slow requests and configure timeouts - Use a responsive light or dark interface Privacy is built into the workflow. TruAPI sends requests only to endpoints selected by the user. Request tabs, drafts, history, collections, settings, and environment values are stored locally in the browser profile. Authentication values are excluded from automatic tab, draft, and history storage. TruAPI does not send API credentials, request data, or responses to a developer-operated analytics server.

Details

  • Version
    2.6.0
  • Updated
    September 4, 2026
  • Size
    2.92MiB
  • Languages
    English (United States)
  • Developer
    TruAPI
    Road No. 1A Ranchi, Jharkhand 834004 IN
    Website
    Email
    tusharanand303@gmail.com
  • Non-trader
    This developer has not identified itself as a trader. For consumers in the European Union, please note that consumer rights do not apply to contracts between you and this developer.

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