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The API client your team lives in.

Build, send, document and test HTTP requests in one dense, dark-first workspace — designed for teams, honest about every byte.

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HTTP Titan — Acme API
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See it in action

Not a mockup. This is the actual app.

Every screenshot below is a real, unedited screen from HTTP Titan — a live request, a live response, a live test run.

The HTTP Titan request builder showing a GET request to httpbin.org with a live 200 JSON response
Build and send requests with a live response
The same machine voice your API already speaks GET POST PUT PATCH DELETE
What's inside

Everything is method-aware.

Six things Titan does that a tab-hidden, cloud-synced client cannot.

Method-aware everything

GET, POST, PUT, PATCH and DELETE carry their own colour through the whole UI — you read the verb before you read the URL.

Always-visible response

Status, timing and size sit on one line, always in view. No hunting through tabs to learn what came back.

Collections & history

Organise requests into collections, and every send is kept in history so you can replay or diff what you ran.

Environments & secrets

Swap base URLs and tokens per environment; secret variables stay masked and never leak into shared views.

Scripting & tests

A real JavaScript runtime on every request and response — write pre-request setup and post-response assertions.

Built for teams

Share collections and environments with your team, with roles that control who can see and change what.

How it works

From URL to assertion in four moves.

No setup ceremony. Open Titan and you are already composing the first request.

01

Compose

Pick a method, type a URL, set headers, params and a body. The request bar reads like the terminal you already think in.

02

Send

Fire the request through the relay and watch the status line light up with code, latency and payload size.

03

Save

Drop the request into a collection so your team can find, run and document it later.

04

Test

Write assertions in JavaScript and watch them pass or fail in the results panel on every response.

Scripting & tests

Speak titan.* — or pm.* if you must.

A real scripting runtime on every request and response. Write pre-request setup and post-response assertions in JavaScript; watch them pass in the results panel.

tests.js
// runs after every response
const body = await res.json()
 
test("status is 200", () => {
expect(res.status).toBe(200)
})
 
test("returns a token", () => {
expect(body.token).toBeDefined()
})
3 passed · 0 failed · 52 ms
status is 200 PASS
returns a token PASS
responds under 200ms PASS
Pricing

Start free, scale when you're ready.

Create your account in seconds and start sending requests. Bring in a team or your whole organization when you need to.

Free

For individuals. Create an account and start sending requests — no credit card.

$0 free forever
  • Personal workspace
  • Request history & collections
  • Environments & masked secrets
  • Scripting, tests & the response REPL
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Team

For a single team getting serious about their API workflow.

Let's talk per team
  • Everything in Free
  • Shared workspaces & collections
  • Roles & team member management
  • Higher usage limits & support
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Enterprise

For organizations that need governance, scale and support.

Custom per organization
  • Everything in Team
  • SSO & role-based access
  • Audit log & review workflows
  • Self-hosted or private deployment
  • Priority support & SLA
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About us

We build the tool we wanted to live in.

HTTP Titan started as an internal tool — a faster, denser, more honest way to work with HTTP. We were tired of API clients that hid the numbers that matter and got in the way more than they helped.

Today it's a team-first client for building, documenting and testing APIs — fast, dense, and honest about what's happening on the wire.

AES-256
Secrets encrypted at rest
Roles
Team access you control
Scripting
A real JS runtime per request
5 verbs
Method-aware from the first pixel
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Talk to us.

Tell us about your team and what you're building. We'll get back to you.