HarborClient

The free API client that keeps your work private: no accounts, no subscriptions, no lock-in. Your work in a safe harbor that you control.

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HarborClient is a free, open-source desktop app for building, testing, and organizing APIs. It keeps collections, environments, and scripts in storage you control. Git, Postgres, Firebase, and more. No accounts, subscriptions, usage limits, or mandatory cloud sync.

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Your requests. Your storage. Your rules. ⚓️ HarborClient is a native desktop API client built to help you collaborate via Git or your own database: without sending everything through a central SaaS.
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@IamAroke Only critical paths.

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Send the request. Read the response. Keep moving.

That’s the kind of API client I wanted to use, so I built HarborClient. Web development made easy.

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@r0ktech AI generated commit messages are the real hero these days.

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@justbyte_ Those poor monitors 😄

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@techstermania Yep, especially when the upselling gets in the way of the apps functionality.

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@zuess05 The fact that Liquid Death gained success in the saturated bottled water market means a good idea doesn't mean much. Getting those first customers is the hard part.

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@aslambeg84 Tough one. Anyone buying for $50 million thinks my product is worth $150 million, though that doesn't mean I have the means to make that much. I'd settle on $100 million 🤑

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@Shra_va_ni Sure, but I keep seeing apps say, "Like Duolingo for nutrition." "Like Duolingo for trading." Etc etc They did a great job of becoming an industry standard.

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@rootnship @muizahg Yeah, research and healthcare are where we're going to see the real life changing advances.

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@rik22ky Vibe coders and software engineers are quickly becoming the same thing.

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@ilyaskazi Back the it took several days to register a domain because a real person had to handle the paperwork. I'd rather pay than go back to that 😁

[CryptoGirl Sultana @sultana_suryea]

Tired of API tools forcing your data into their cloud, mandatory sign-ups, and subscription locks? ⚓️

Meet @HarborClient — a native desktop app for building, sending, and inspecting HTTP requests with zero bloat.

✨ Why switch?

Your Storage, Your Rules: Keep collections on your machine, sync via Git, or connect to Postgres, MySQL, and Firestore.

Free Forever: No accounts, no subscriptions, and no vendor lock-in.

Cross-Platform: Available for macOS, Windows, and Linux.

Take control of your workflow today:

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#DeveloperTools #OpenSource #API #PostmanAlternative #Coding

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@jurlycat I'm ashamed to admit I've done things like that.

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@BorisGiller @sandislonjsak I like that thought. "Everyone of importance has their hand out for a bribe, but at least it's affordable." 🤣

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@sandislonjsak Kind of depressing, really. You can spend years learning something only to finally realize you have so many years of learning ahead of you.

[Sedra @SedraLab]

🤖 Most agents reset between sessions. hermes-agent is built around continuity: it creates and improves skills from experience, nudges itself to retain knowledge, and uses FTS5 search to recall past conversations.

Run it locally, on a VPS, or through Docker, SSH, Singularity, Modal, or Daytona. Reach the same agent from the CLI, Telegram, Discord, Slack, WhatsApp, or Signal.

It is MIT-licensed Python, with 218,048 GitHub stars and 41,180 forks. If you want an agent that becomes more useful over time instead of starting cold, save hermes-agent for your next setup. Repository in the first reply.

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@enodrift We were always writing bad code, so might as well take the faster shipping for the win.

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@AlexHormozi Yep, have to be kind of bad at something before you can be kind of good at it.