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HTTPie
✓ verifiedFreemium

Human-friendly API testing client for terminal, desktop and web, known for readable syntax; the CLI is open source.

82K visits/mo
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The New GitBook
✓ verifiedFreemium

Documentation platform for publishing accurate, AI-ready docs sites, with Git sync and an MCP server for AI tools.

653K visits/mo2.9K saves
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Qase
✓ verifiedFreemium

Test management platform unifying manual and automated test results with AI-assisted case generation, for scaling QA teams.

375K visits/mo
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Macroscope
✓ verifiedFreemium

AI tool for engineering teams that automates code review, status updates, and answers questions about what's changing in code.

21K visits/mo
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Free: $0/user (up to 3 users, 2 projects, 500MB storage)
Startup: $24/user/month (up to 20 users, 1,000 AI credits/month)
Business: $30/user/month (up to 100 users, 2,000 AI credits/month)

Free trial available

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Core features
  • Human-friendly command-line HTTP client
  • Web and desktop GUI apps
  • Simple, readable request syntax
  • Request export/import and history
  • Path parameters and 'copy as command'
  • Open-source terminal version
  • Publish structured documentation sites
  • Git sync for docs-as-code workflows
  • AI setup agent to build and import docs
  • GitBook MCP server for AI access
  • Enterprise controls
  • Free tier to start
  • Central test case repository with reporting dashboards
  • AI conversion of manual test cases into automated test scripts
  • CI/CD-connected automated test orchestration
  • Requirements-to-test traceability reporting
  • MCP server for connecting AI agents to test data
  • 20+ integrations including Jira, GitHub, and Slack
  • AI code review
  • Automatic engineering status updates
  • Agent that answers questions and takes action
  • Metrics on coding time and project focus
  • Pushed vs landed tracking
  • Commit and contributor insights
Use cases
  • Testing REST APIs
  • Sending and inspecting HTTP requests
  • Debugging web services
  • Sharing API requests across a team
  • Publish product and API documentation
  • Maintain docs-as-code with Git sync
  • Make docs consumable by AI assistants
  • Import existing docs into a hosted site
  • QA teams consolidating scattered CI, manual, and automated results
  • Engineering orgs converting manual test backlogs into automation
  • Enterprises needing audit-ready traceability for regulated software
  • Automating code reviews
  • Keeping stakeholders updated on engineering progress
  • Understanding what's changing in a codebase
  • Tracking team productivity metrics
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