Launched February 20, 2024
RequestResponse

RequestResponse

A simple tool for testing your API requests.

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  • Guido· 3y ago

    Very nice tool! Just what i needed

This tool allows you to make HTTP requests to any endpoint, and then shows you the response. No native app, no need to create an account, no cluttered UI, just a simple free tool 😄.

RequestResponse lets you send HTTP requests to any endpoint and instantly view the raw response, all in a free, no-account web UI.

for
Developers who need a quick, lightweight way to test APIs without installing software.
pricing
free

Key features

5 features of RequestResponse
  • Send HTTP requests — Compose and send GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, etc. to any URL directly from the browser.
  • View raw response — See status code, headers and body of the response in a clean format.
  • No account required — Use the tool instantly without signing up or logging in.
  • No native app — Runs entirely in the browser, no downloads or installations needed.
  • Clutter-free UI — Focused interface that shows only the request builder and response viewer.

Use cases

  • Debug an endpoint during development
  • Validate response codes and payloads for third-party APIs
  • Prototype API calls before writing code
  • Check CORS headers and authentication flows

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RequestResponse FAQ

Do I need to create an account to use RequestResponse?+

No, the tool works without any sign-up or login.

Can I test HTTPS endpoints?+

Yes, both HTTP and HTTPS URLs are supported.

Is there a limit on the number of requests?+

The free version has no explicit request limits.

Do I need to install anything?+

No, it runs entirely in the web browser.

Summarized by DevHunt from requestresponse.app · Sep 27, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.