In the past few years, we have covered a whole host of apps that let you develop and edit code on your iPhone. Have you ever wanted to make requests and inspect HTTP responses on the go? These 5 iOS HTTP clients have you covered:
HTTPBot: a HTTP & REST client for iPhone that lets you make requests and see responses anywhere. It supports GraphQL requests. Lets you import and export collections to iCloud, DropBox, and other services. It has a web inspector to let you see requests made by browsers.
Rest: lets you perform HTTP requests on your iPhone. It supports JSON and has an editor with syntax highlighting and error reporting. It supports all common HTTP requests.
HTTP Catcher: a web debugging app you can use to intercept, inspect, modify and replay web traffic. It can record HTTP traffic on WiFi & cellular networks.
HTTP Fish: a handy HTTP Client for iOS that lets you test APIs. Lets you send any type of request and view request time, size, SSL and other information. You can also save all requests.
iCurlHTTP: a handy app that lets you run cURL tests against URLs. It can retrieve HTTP headers and responses from web servers by simulating different web browsers. It supports SSL requests too.
Have you found better HTTP clients for iPhone? Please share them here.
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