What it doesn't do yet
The honest gap list, updated: Windows installers, Insomnia/Bruno import, gRPC and WebSocket clients, SSO and audit logs, and the CLI binaries.
Read more →ReqBox is an API client built for teams: realtime collaboration and sandboxed pre-request & test scripts — with every request, header and secret encrypted on your device before it ever reaches our servers.
No vaporware — every item below is shipped and working.
Collections, requests, headers, bodies, environments and variables are encrypted on your device. Our server only stores and relays ciphertext it cannot read, so we couldn’t open your workspace even if we wanted to.
Edits from teammates show up live. Everyone on a workspace sees the same tree and the same requests as they change.
Workspace, folder, collection and environment variables, with color-coded resolution so you always know where a value comes from.
A visual test builder for status, timing, header and JSON checks with no code, plus sandboxed scripts for anything more custom.
Bring collections in from Postman, OpenAPI 3.x or a pasted cURL command, and export to Postman, OpenAPI or ReqBox’s own format.
Deleted something by mistake? Restore it from the trash.
Pro belongs to a team, not to a person. You can be in as many Pro teams as you like, plus one Free team.
To try ReqBox with your team
For teams that need more room
Advanced roles, SSO and audit log: coming soon
The team owner pays with a Mercado Pago QR, monthly or yearly, and can extend it any time. If a team goes back to Free, nothing is deleted: extra workspaces become read-only.
What we've built, what we haven't, and why.
The honest gap list, updated: Windows installers, Insomnia/Bruno import, gRPC and WebSocket clients, SSO and audit logs, and the CLI binaries.
Read more →Pro is open, with monthly and yearly billing. Scripts understand your variables wherever they live, and nothing you type disappears behind your back.
Read more →Windows builds are live on the releases page, a real Settings screen, request-body storage rework, and a handful of bugs squashed — this week's shipped changes.
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