ReAPI

• Visual OpenAPI editor for designing and managing API specifications
• No-code workflow builder for creating multi-step API test scenarios
• API debugging collections with request organization and cloud synchronization
• OpenAPI-based contract validation and automatic specification-driven workflows
• Serverless cloud execution for automated API test suites
• JavaScript scripting environment for custom assertions and reusable test utilities
• Environment management for servers, authentication, variables, and configurations
• JSONata and template tools for extracting and dynamically generating test data
• Team collaboration with shared projects, editor seats, reader seats, and activity logs
• Client-side encrypted secrets management for API keys, passwords, and authentication tokens

ReAPI is an API development and testing platform designed to help development and quality assurance teams manage API specifications, debug endpoints, create automated tests, and collaborate on API workflows. Its visual, workflow-based approach is intended to reduce the need for maintaining large collections of manually written testing scripts.

At the center of ReAPI is a visual OpenAPI editor that allows teams to create or import API specifications. The specification can act as a shared source of truth for API design, documentation, and validation. ReAPI uses these specifications to provide features such as endpoint organization, autocomplete, contract validation, and structured API development workflows.

The platform also includes API debugging collections that provide a workspace for sending requests, organizing endpoints, importing Postman collections, and sharing request examples with other team members. These collections can be synchronized through the platform, making them useful for exploratory testing and troubleshooting during development.

For automated testing, ReAPI provides a visual no-code workflow editor. QA teams can create test flows using API calls, conditions, loops, assertions, and data-handling operations without writing an entire test suite from scratch. Test suites can then run in ReAPI’s serverless cloud environment, with results available for reviewing automated API behavior.

Developers can extend visual workflows with JavaScript when more advanced logic is required. The scripting environment includes tools for assertions, reusable utilities, and dynamic test-data generation. ReAPI also provides JSONata support and template functionality for extracting values from API responses and passing dynamic data between test steps.

Security and environment management are additional parts of the platform. Teams can configure servers, authentication details, variables, and different environments for testing. ReAPI also provides client-side encryption for secrets such as API keys, passwords, and tokens, along with options for secure secrets injection.

ReAPI offers a free Hobby plan with limits on editor seats, API design endpoints, components, test nodes, and test components. Its Starter plan begins at $7 per editor per month with a six-editor minimum and provides expanded limits, unlimited editor seats, activity logs, and additional capabilities.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is ReAPI?

ReAPI is a visual platform for API design, debugging, testing, automation, and collaboration. It combines OpenAPI specification management with visual testing workflows and developer scripting capabilities.

Is ReAPI free to use?

Yes, ReAPI offers a free Hobby plan with limits on seats, API design resources, and testing resources. The Starter plan begins at $7 per editor per month with a minimum of six editor seats.

What can ReAPI be used for?

ReAPI can be used for designing API specifications, debugging endpoints, validating API contracts, creating automated tests, and running multi-step API workflows. It is intended for development and QA teams working with APIs.

Does ReAPI support OpenAPI?

Yes, OpenAPI specifications are a central part of ReAPI’s API design workflow. Users can create or import specifications and use them for documentation, validation, autocomplete, and API testing.

Can ReAPI create API tests without coding?

Yes, ReAPI provides a visual no-code workflow editor for building API test scenarios. Users can combine API calls, conditions, loops, assertions, and other workflow elements without manually writing an entire test framework.

Does ReAPI support custom scripts?

Yes, ReAPI includes a JavaScript scripting environment for cases where visual workflows need additional logic. Developers can create custom assertions, reusable utilities, and dynamic data-generation functions.

Can ReAPI run automated tests in the cloud?

Yes, ReAPI provides serverless cloud execution for API test suites. Teams can automate workflows and review the resulting test reports after execution.

Who is ReAPI designed for?

ReAPI is designed for software developers, QA engineers, API testers, and development teams. Its combination of visual API design, no-code testing, scripting, collaboration, and cloud execution supports teams managing the API testing lifecycle.

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