apidash
API Dash is a beautiful AI-powered open-source cross-platform (Desktop & Mobile) API Client built using Flutter which can help you easily create & customize you
What is apidash?
API Dash is a beautiful AI-powered open-source cross-platform (Desktop & Mobile) API Client built using Flutter which can help you easily create & customize your HTTP & GraphQL API requests, visually inspect responses and generate API integration code. A lightweight alternative to postman/insomnia.
Overview of apidash
What it is
API Dash is an open-source, cross-platform (desktop and mobile) API client built with Flutter. It supports HTTP and GraphQL requests, provides AI-powered features, and allows users to visually inspect responses and generate API integration code. It is described as a lightweight alternative to Postman and Insomnia.
Key features
- Supports multiple API types: HTTP, GraphQL, SSE/Streaming, AI, WebSocket, MQTT, and gRPC.
- Create and customize API requests (GET, HEAD, POST, PATCH, PUT, DELETE) with headers, query parameters, and body.
- Organize requests into collections and folders with drag-and-drop rearrangement.
- Visually preview and download responses of various MIME types, including JSON, XML, YAML, HTML, SQL, images, PDF, audio, and video.
- Generate API integration code for multiple languages and libraries, such as cURL, Dart, Python, JavaScript, Kotlin, and more.
- Includes DashBot, an AI assistant for debugging requests, generating code, and creating documentation.
- Data is persisted locally and can be exported as HAR files.
Use cases
- Creating and testing HTTP and GraphQL API requests during development.
- Previewing and downloading multimedia API responses (images, PDF, audio, video).
- Generating API integration code for various programming languages.
- Using the AI assistant (DashBot) to debug requests or generate code and documentation.
- Testing AI APIs from different providers.
Getting started
See the repository README for installation instructions.
License and pricing
Licensed under Apache-2.0. Open source and free to use.
Based on the project's public README and repository metadata.