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A native REST API client for iOS and iPad, designed for developers to test and debug APIs efficiently. It supports various request methods, response inspection with syntax highlighting, and collection organization.
✓Send GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE requests
✓Edit query params, headers, auth, and request body
✓JSON syntax highlighting for responses
✓Organize endpoints into collections
✓Import Postman and Bruno collections
✓Environment variables with autocomplete
✓Pre-request and post-response scripts
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What's New in Curly
1.5
March 5, 2026
- Redesigned UI with refined colors, shadows, and smooth animations - Keyboard shortcuts for power users (Cmd+Enter, Cmd+N, Cmd+D, and more) - Export collections as Postman or Bruno JSON - Fixed import on iOS - Polished tab bar, URL bar, and floating action button animations
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FAQ
What request methods does Curly support?
Curly supports sending GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, and DELETE requests, covering the most common HTTP methods for API interaction.
Can I organize my API endpoints in Curly?
Yes, you can organize endpoints into collections with emoji icons and nested folders. Requests can also be dragged and dropped between folders for better management.
Does Curly support importing from other API clients?
Curly allows you to import Postman and Bruno collections, as well as import requests by pasting cURL commands, making migration easy.
How does Curly handle response data?
Responses are inspected with JSON syntax highlighting, and you can filter JSON responses using JSONPath expressions for easier data analysis.
Does Curly have ads?
No, Curly is ad-free, providing an uninterrupted development experience.
What devices is Curly compatible with?
Curly is a native application designed for both iPhone and iPad devices.
How often is Curly updated?
The latest version, 1.5, was released on March 5, 2026, indicating active development and regular updates.
Can I share API requests with others using Curly?
Yes, you can copy requests as cURL commands, which is a convenient way to share them with colleagues or for documentation purposes.
