Introducing NativeRest
The ultimate tool for creating, debugging, and testing APIs on Windows.
With its lightning-fast performance and lightweight design, NativeRest surpasses traditional options, such as Postman, by 100 times.
This high-performance REST client offers a plethora of advanced features, including an offline mode, proxy server, and multilingual UI.
Plus, with data import/export capabilities and light/dark theme options, NativeRest provides a versatile and user-friendly experience unlike any other.
Streamline your API development process with NativeRest!
Excellent Performance + Memory Savings
The NativeRest desktop application does not use the Electron, Chromium, Node.js, or JavaScript frameworks. NativeRest is a 100% native program that uses all of Windows’ features.
It starts quickly and requires minimal memory and CPU. Some popular Electron-based REST clients require up to 100 times more RAM. NativeRest also features a snappy GUI with no lags.
Check the comparison of performance and memory efficiency here.
Works In Offline Mode
NativeRest can be used without an internet connection. You decide whether to use simply local workspaces or also build cloud workspaces. When using local workspaces, all of your collections, environments, and requests are kept solely on your computer.
Working as a team allows you to easily construct cloud workplaces.
Preconfigured Proxy Server
A proxy server serves as an intermediate between the user and the web server. Proxy servers employ a different IP address on behalf of the user, keeping the user’s true address hidden from web servers.
You may also set NativeRest to utilize a custom proxy configuration when sending requests.
Generating Code Snippets
You can generate code snippets in various languages and frameworks within NativeRest. Over fifteen different languages: C, C#, cURL, Go, HTTP, Java, JavaScript, Kotlin, Node.js, PHP, PowerShell, Python, Ruby, Shell, Swift, and more.
More Great Features Available
- Simple testing – NativeRest allows you to simply test your API. Use single-line tests to verify the status, time, content, headers, and cookies of the response. To write your tests, go to a collection of commonly used test code snippets. Snippets are available in the Test Examples window.
- Easily organize your requests – NativeRest combines a user-friendly interface with complex features such as environment variables, authentication aids, and code creation. Everything starts here. Organize your queries to match your workflow or API data model. You can group and organize your API queries as you like.
- Manage numerous environments – NativeRest features advanced capability for layering variables. You can set system, global, workspace, and environment variables. NativeRest generates sample data using its built-in library, which includes random names, addresses, email addresses, and more. You can use these predefined variables numerous times to return different results for each request.
- Custom HTTP methods – in addition to typical HTTP methods, NativeRest allows you to define unique HTTP methods for each workspace individually. You can arrange the methods in the list in the order you need, and you can also exclude standard methods that you do not require.
- Import and export data – You can import data from various REST clients, such as Postman and Insomnia. You can move existing collections, environments, and variables without losing them. It also offers data export. The NativeRest output file format is completely compatible with the most popular REST API clients.
- Multilingual User Interface – NativeRest is a multilingual HTTP client that can handle multiple languages. Currently, it supports ten languages: English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Russian, Bulgarian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, and Japanese. NativeRest uses the system language by default. You can change the language in settings without restarting the app.
- Light and dark themes – NativeRest supports both light and dark themes for all components and windows. NativeRest utilizes the system theme by default, but you can explicitly select a Light or Dark theme in the Settings box. Also, the NativeRest installer supports the dark theme.
