
APIOrbit – REST & GraphQL
AI-Powered API Client & Tester
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This native client allows developers to send and test REST and GraphQL requests on iPhone and iPad. It features an AI assistant for generating code, documentation, and mock data, along with robust debugging and media preview capabilities.
What's New in APIOrbit
27.1
October 12, 2026
Big news — APIOrbit now supports iPhone Duo! APIOrbit is now built for iPhone Duo. Unfold it and work in two panels at once, or keep it folded and browse your requests on the cover screen. The request builder no longer crowds the screen in portrait, and the layout adapts to both orientations. Thank you for using APIOrbit — more is on the way!
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FAQ
What platforms does APIOrbit support?
APIOrbit is built for iPhone and iPad, and also syncs with Mac and Vision Pro via iCloud.
Does APIOrbit have ads?
No, APIOrbit is ad-free, allowing for an uninterrupted development experience.
How does APIOrbit's AI assistant help developers?
The AI assistant can generate data models in nine programming languages, create mock request bodies, and produce API documentation and response summaries.
Can I import my existing API collections into APIOrbit?
Yes, APIOrbit supports importing collections from Postman (v2.0/v2.1), OpenAPI 3.x, Swagger 2.0, and cURL.
What are the subscription options for APIOrbit?
APIOrbit offers a monthly subscription for $4.99 and an annual subscription for $49.99, both including a one-month free trial.
How does APIOrbit handle large responses?
As a native application, APIOrbit handles large responses seamlessly and allows you to preview various media types like images, PDFs, and videos directly within the app.
Is APIOrbit suitable for offline use?
Yes, APIOrbit works offline with your synced collections, making it convenient for development on the go.
What kind of testing capabilities does APIOrbit offer?
You can turn any request into a test with specific expectations for status codes, response times, headers, and JSON values. It provides instant pass/fail badges and detailed test results.
















