I built a self-hosted REST API client for my projects, here's why

I built a self-hosted REST API client for my projects, here's why

I got tired of API keys and auth headers syncing to someone else's cloud every time I tested an endpoint. So I built Freeman — a self-hosted, browser-based REST API client that runs on your own server. No desktop app. No cloud account. No data leaving your network. What it does The core workflow is the same as any API client you've used: Collections and folders to organise requests Tab-based interface — open multiple requests simultaneously Full request builder: query params, headers, raw b...

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