Yaak Logo
Yaak

The API client you'll actually enjoy

Yaak is a fast, secure, and offline API client with an agent-friendly CLI

Apple Linux Available for Mac, Windows, and Linux

Fast and private

Local-only data, secrets encryption, and zero telemetry.

Works with Git

Optionally store data as plain-text for Git, DropBox, etc.

Agent friendly

Full CLI for agents to create, update, and send requests.






Developer friendly

Work in the ways you're already used to.


Powerful when you need it

Yaak's keeps things simple by default, exposing features only when needed.

Start from anywhere

Integrate with your existing workflow by importing data from many places:

PostmanInsomniaOpenAPICurlSwagger

Call any API

Mix multiple protocols together and work on any API within a single workspace.

RESTHTTPGraphQLgRPCWebSocketServer Sent Events

Authenticate anything

Automatically handle complex request authentication, so you don't have to:

OAuth 1/2AWS v4JWTBasicBearerAPI KeyCustom

Request chaining
Variables
Encrypted secrets
Auth inheritance
Batch send
Custom proxy
Cookies
Rich previews
Import/export
Paste Curl
Copy as Curl
Streaming
Git UI
Command palette
Autocomplete
Request docs


Trusted by developers

Modern, offline, open source, Git friendly, and extensible. What's not to love?

EGOIST
Yaak is now my first choice for API testing, light-weight yet powerful ✅ (powered by @TauriApps again)
Rhys
i finally started properly using Yaak today rather than just pasting curl requests in and it's a delightful piece of software.
Elias
When I was looking for a clean and simple API client a few months ago, I came across Yaak ... I just love clean UI and lack of clutter.
Python Space
I had been using postman then moved to bruno. Recently started using @yaakapp, I must say its very clean and superfast.
Faraz Patankar
My go-to tool for testing APIs as I build them. The interface is clean and much nicer to use than bloated alternatives like Insomnia and Postman.

Hey, I'm Greg 👋🏼

Having created and sold Insomnia in 2019, I didn't think I'd build another API client, but the tools changed for the worse and I found myself looking for something better.

I started over and built something I'm proud to put my name behind.






Still not convinced?

Import an existing Postman, Insomnia, or OpenAPI collection and get started instantly.