Test APIs without
breaking your flow.

Every teammate already has a browser open. Running AlleForge there — instead of a separate desktop install — means zero setup, automatic updates, and a workspace that's identical for everyone on the team.

Yes. Drag in a Postman export, an Insomnia workspace, or an OpenAPI/Swagger spec and AlleForge rebuilds your folders, requests, and variables automatically.

Environments, global variables, and collection-level variables all work the same way you'd expect — swap between dev, staging, and production without editing a single request.

Invite teammates to a workspace and you'll see their cursor, edits, and sent requests live — no exporting files or pasting cURL commands into Slack.

Yes. The AlleForge Agent runs a lightweight local bridge so requests to localhost, internal networks, or self-signed certificates work exactly like they would in a desktop client.

It's a small background process you install once. It relays requests from your browser tab to local or private network destinations, then streams the response straight back — nothing is ever proxied through our servers.

Requests, environments, and secrets are encrypted at rest and in transit. Sensitive values can be marked as secret so they're masked in the UI and excluded from shared exports.

No — the core product runs entirely in your browser. The optional Agent is only needed if you're testing against localhost or a private network.

In-flight requests fail gracefully with a clear timeout message, and anything you've written — collections, environments, drafts — stays saved locally until you're back online.