zHttpClient vs Yamlite

zHttpClient is a simple HTTP client built on libcurl. It lets you edit URL, headers, query parameters and body, then send the request and see the raw response.

Yamlite checks your YAML the moment you paste it — and now explains and fixes it too. No accounts, no servers, everything runs on your iPhone. Whether you're editing a Docker Compose file, a GitHub Actions workflow, or a Kubernetes manifest, Yamlite catches the mistakes that break your build: tab indentation, inconsistent spacing, duplicate keys, unclosed quotes, and malformed flow collections. Every issue comes with its exact line and column, a plain-language explanation, and — for most errors — a one-tap fix. Load a built-in sample to see it in action, or paste your own file. • Instant, offline validation as you type • Clear errors with line and column numbers • One-tap fixes for tabs, quotes, brackets, duplicate keys, and indentation • Plain-language explanations for every error, fully offline • History of your validated documents, one tap to reload • Handles mappings, sequences, flow style, comments, and multi-document files • Built-in samples: Docker Compose, GitHub Actions, Kubernetes, app config • No tracking, no network, no sign-in Yamlite Pro (one-time purchase): • Fix All — repair every fixable issue in one tap • AI explanations tailored to your exact line (Apple Intelligence, on-device) • Structure outline with type badges • JSON ↔ YAML conversion, either way • Export validation reports and your full history Terms of Use (EULA): https://obelisk.club/yamlvalidator/terms