Alternatives to Hurl

Apidog

Apidog suits teams that need to design and test APIs from specifications, automate request sequences, or work with Postman data.

Bruno

Bruno suits developers who want API collections stored and reviewed alongside project files in Git.

HTTPie suits developers and teams who test or debug APIs across a terminal, desktop, or web workflow.

It suits software engineers, DevOps engineers and software testers who need API testing, monitoring or CI/CD test runs.

Postman

Postman suits people designing, testing, documenting, or monitoring APIs, including teams that need collaboration, integrations, or API testing across multiple protocols.

Insomnia

Insomnia suits developers and teams working across API design, testing, debugging, and mock generation.

Altair GraphQL Client suits developers who run and debug GraphQL operations and want schema browsing, scripts or plugins.

Hoppscotch

Hoppscotch suits individuals and teams building, testing, documenting or sharing APIs across its supported protocols.

OpenReq

OpenReq suits teams and individuals who need API testing, generated documentation, and automated checks across web or desktop environments.

Firecamp suits developers and teams working with several API protocols and shared collections.

Kreya suits developers who need to explore or test APIs across several protocols, or automate API checks in CI/CD.

Thunder Client

It suits developers who want an IDE-based API client and can work with locally stored collections.

xh suits command-line users who want to construct HTTP requests and inspect or save responses.

Yaak

Yaak suits API developers and teams sharing requests through Git, especially those seeking control over local API data.

GraphiQL suits developers who need an in-browser GraphQL IDE or want to embed one in a React application.

grpcui suits developers who need to construct gRPC requests interactively and inspect service behavior.