Leave a Review Httper, mobile postman app
Very nice
The screenshots and information details on this app are exactly what it does. Cool app with no noticeable issues. Thanks.Drake.J
Straight forward HTTP request APP
Allows the user to request several different HTTP request methods which can be synced across multiple devices via a cloud account. You have the option to display the results in three different styles: Pretty, Raw, and Preview. It also includes some essential internet tools that allow you to ping an IP Address or a domain, conduct a whois search, and provide you with the necessary network/radio information for your device. I highly recommend it.Show lessdavidehuey
Nice
It’s a cool app.
Fix it’s bugs and update it frequently👍🏻Keykam
Crash central
Crashes on save and send. Needs a lot of work.Alexku
Love it
Best REST handlerkivajohn
awesome
usefulKkkkkkkasaa
Very handy
This is exactly what I was looking for as I started to develop my API. I'd like to see some features that make building with headers easier (especially for OAuth), but I assume these things will come in time if the app sees some adoption.
Recommended for anyone who wants to build HTTP requests on a mobile device.Show lessJbwhaley
Constantly crashing
Constantly crashing on iPhone 7 (128Gb) with latest iOS. Cannot send more than 4 parameters via http or https. HTTPS mode is particular unstable.Mark (USA)
Best looking REST client on iOS. Few tweaks needed.
Off to a really good start on the app. I've tried ALL others on iOS and yours is has the most potential to be an amazing app by far. A few suggestions:
- Ability to save requests. The history right now doesn't cut it. I should be able to fill out a request and save it to pull it up at a later time immediately without sifting through the history. Accordingly, I should also be able to update or delete a saved request.
- Ability to create projects (or folders) to store related requests. If I have several projects with separate APIs it makes sense to group them together.
- When adding request headers it would be nice to have a drop down showing all common/available request header keys as opposed to typing them out.
- I'd nix the http/https toggle from the top of the UI. Just let the user type in what they need. Or if you still want them to choose one or the other have them tap the "http" within the line next to the textbox (for the request URL) and bring up a selection screen similar to what you do for when the user selects the request method. This could allow you to add caption text explaining the difference between http and http just like you caption each method explaining what it is used for. It keeps some consistency to your UI. The toggle switch at the top seems out of place.
- Add basic auth support.
- Add media support.
Very good app so far. Looking forward to updates.Show lessomniasoft
