macOS
Built for your Mac.
APISPY FOR DESKTOP
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Windows, macOS & Linux.
API discovery belongs where you build. apispy runs on Windows, macOS and Linux, in x64 and ARM64.
v0.4.0Release availability by platform
Windows
Your API workspace on Windows.
Linux
Choose your package format, then your processor architecture.
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Before you install
Future releases include optional launch statistics, controlled in Help → Share app launch statistics. See what is collected.
Install Google Chrome before opening the analysis browser. apispy uses this installed copy with a dedicated profile; no browser extension is required. Capture and schema inference run locally; browsing the target website requires its usual network connection.
The macOS builds are signed and notarised, so they open without a Gatekeeper prompt. The Windows archive is unsigned; Windows asks you to confirm the first launch.
Licensing
apispy is proprietary software. This version is free to download and use. A paid license is planned, with pricing and terms to be announced.
Explore the workspace to see what apispy documents before you install it.
Explore the productSUPPORT THE PROJECT
This version is free.
Pay what you want.
apispy is built and maintained by one developer. This release is free to download and use, with no sign-up and nothing held back. If it saved you an afternoon of reading network logs, send back whatever that was worth to you.
A contribution is voluntary. It does not buy a license, unlock features or change how the application behaves.
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QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Frequently asked questions
How can I tell whether a desktop build is available?
Each platform, architecture and package format has its own availability row. A Download link indicates a configured release artifact; Coming soon means that build is not available from this page yet.
Do I need an extension or a certificate to use the analysis browser?
No browser extension, system proxy or root certificate is required. Install Google Chrome first; apispy launches it with a dedicated analysis profile.
Which Linux package formats are listed?
The download page lists DEB, RPM and AppImage packages, each for x64 and ARM64. Choose a format suitable for your distribution and check the availability of that specific build.