
Every protocol in one place
HTTP, GraphQL with a schema explorer, gRPC over reflection, WebSocket and SSE — all from the same + menu.
DocsTasks, docs and team chat right next to your API client, database, terminal and servers. Stored as plain files in your git repo, readable by your AI agent. Start free with an Apiboo account.
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Works with what you already use
REST, GraphQL, gRPC, WebSocket and server-sent events, with the variables, scripts and runner that real API work needs.
Explore the API client
HTTP, GraphQL with a schema explorer, gRPC over reflection, WebSocket and SSE — all from the same + menu.
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Write a value once as {{name}} and use it in URLs, headers, bodies and scripts, with workspace and global scopes and secret variables.
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Pre-request and post-response scripts with boo.*, and pm.* as an alias, so most imported Postman scripts run as they are.
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Bring Postman, Insomnia, Bruno, Hoppscotch, OpenAPI, Swagger, HAR and cURL. Export back to Postman, Insomnia, Bruno or OpenAPI whenever you like.
DocsRun every request in a collection in order and read all the results in one list.
DocsBearer, API key, Basic, OAuth 2.0 with PKCE or client credentials, and AWS Signature v4. Client certificates and proxies too.
DocsGenerate code in nine languages, and answer requests from a local mock server that runs on your machine only.
DocsQuery a database, open a shell on a server, edit a remote file and catch test mail without switching apps.
Explore the DB Manager
Connect to PostgreSQL, MySQL and SQLite. Filter, sort and follow foreign keys; edits are staged and saved in one transaction.
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Local shells and SSH to servers from your Vault. Split a tab into up to eight panes and run Claude Code, Codex, Cursor CLI or Grok side by side.
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A two-pane file manager for SFTP, FTP and FTPS, and an editor that shows you a diff if the file changed on the server meanwhile.
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A local SMTP inbox that catches the mail your app sends while you test it, with HTML, text, headers and an offline spam check.
DocsBoards, documents, a calendar and chat live in the same window as your collections — for you alone, or shared with your team.
Explore Boards
Kanban and list views with labels, priorities, due dates and comments. Team boards add assignees, @mentions and live editing.
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Notes, specs and wikis in a block editor with a / menu, code blocks, tables and embeds. Export to PDF, Markdown or HTML.
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Month, week, day and agenda views, recurring appointments, reminders, and .ics import and export.
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Direct messages and channels. Share a request, a task or an appointment, and search a conversation with has:, from: and date filters. Your own channels come with Team.
DocsThe built-in MCP server lets Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and Claude Desktop work with your boards, docs and collections — only the areas you switch on.
Explore the MCP server
Read and write switches per area, all off to begin with. The server listens on 127.0.0.1 only, behind a token.
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An agent can run a command on your server only after four gates, and the last one is you pressing Approve. By default every command needs its own Approve.
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Secrets, server and database connections and passkeys behind their own passphrase. An agent sees at most a connection’s name — never the secret.
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See how your requests, docs, tasks and servers link up, for you and for the agents you connect. Your personal items for now; team items are not in it yet.
DocsYour work stays on your computer unless you choose to sync it, and once you’re signed in every local tool works offline. Sync, sharing and teams are there when you want them — not before.
How plans and your data workOnce you’re signed in, collections, requests, databases, terminals and the Vault keep working without internet. Apiboo only needs to go online once every 14 days to confirm your account.
DocsLocal, personal cloud, team or Git workspaces — each one stored where you decide.
DocsThe Vault has its own passphrase and recovery phrase, and local data can be encrypted at rest.
DocsUse the assistant with your own Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini or OpenRouter key, or the one included in your plan.
DocsMade in the EU, hosted on EU and US infrastructure — and anonymous usage data can be switched off.
DocsEvery account starts on Free: a preview of every tool on your own machine, with small limits and no cloud sync. Basic removes the local limits, Pro adds cloud sync, and Team adds teams.
See pricingA preview with a free account: every tool on your own machine, with small limits (1 board, 5 documents, 2 collections, 20 requests). No cloud.
Everything in Free, without the limits: unlimited boards, documents, collections and requests on your own machine. No cloud.
Everything in Basic, plus unlimited sync across your devices — cloud or this device, your choice for every workspace — and cloud mocks.
Everything in Pro, plus shared team workspaces, channels, roles, organisations and central billing. Priced per seat.
Apiboo is a desktop app for macOS, Windows and Linux. You sign in with an Apiboo account, which is free to create.
You can try it for free: every account starts on Free, a preview of every tool on your own machine, with small limits and no cloud sync. Basic removes the local limits, Pro adds cloud sync, and Team adds shared team workspaces, channels and roles.
Yes. Once you’re signed in, collections, requests, databases, terminals and the Vault keep working without internet, and your work stays on your computer. Apiboo only needs to go online once every 14 days to confirm your account. Sync, sharing and teams are there when you want them.
Yes. Apiboo imports Postman, Insomnia, Bruno, Hoppscotch, OpenAPI, Swagger, HAR and cURL, and imported Postman scripts run unchanged because pm.* is an alias of boo.*. You can export back to Postman, Insomnia, Bruno or OpenAPI at any time.
Yes. The built-in MCP server lets Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and Claude Desktop work with your boards, docs and collections — only the areas you switch on. It listens on 127.0.0.1 only, behind a token, and an agent sees at most a connection’s name, never the secret.