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Take DialCatz home.

Dial an endpoint, hear it purr. The open-source API client of the family — collections, environments and tests, with a self-hosted server for teams.

Latest v1.0.0 · 26 Oct 2026signed & notarizedreleases on GitHub

Every build

Other platforms.

Every build of the latest version. DialCatz supports macOS (Apple silicon and Intel) and Windows; Linux is not supported.

Prefer Homebrew?

One line in Terminal brings the cat home — Apple silicon or Intel, picked for your Mac. Homebrew asks you to trust the tap the first time; after that it is just brew install --cask dialcatz.

brew tap catzoidhub/catz && brew trust catzoidhub/catz && brew install --cask dialcatz

History

Every version, one pick away.

Pick a version to read its notes and download it. Release notes come from GitHub; the same notes show in the app’s What’s New before an update.

v1.0.0

26 Oct 2026latest

Dial an endpoint. Hear it purr. The first public release of DialCatz — free and open source under GPL-3.0.

  • Requests — REST, GraphQL and WebSocket; params, headers, auth, every kind of body; paste a cURL command and it becomes a request.
  • Collections and environments — folders, variables, pre-request and test scripts, a runner with iterations; results export as JSON or JUnit XML.
  • Import — Postman collections and data exports, Postman workspaces with an API key, OpenAPI / Swagger, cURL.
  • Teams — your own DialCatz Den (ghcr.io/catzoidhub/dialcatz-den:1.0.0): live sync, invite links instead of accounts, environment values that stay on each Mac.
  • AI, optional — explain a response, write tests, generate a body; off until you switch it on.
  • The family — every DevCatz site is an environment; Check in DBCatz opens the table a request touched.

Install: download below, from catzoid.com/dialcatz/download, or with Homebrew: brew tap catzoidhub/catz && brew trust catzoidhub/catz && brew install --cask dialcatz.

Apple silicon and Intel, macOS 13 or later; signed and notarized by Apple, and the app updates itself. Windows is on the way.