Dispatch · Office #66,886

What it is

Calls itself “API client”.

• Calls itself: API client

“Fast, native API client for REST, WebSocket, gRPC & GraphQL”

Where it puts itself

Positions itself as an alternative to Postman. Rules out “accounts”.

• Alternative to: Postman
• Says it will not: accounts

“Requests are sent from Rust, not a browser — so there are no CORS limits”

“Everything you use Postman for. None of the weight .”

What it costs

A free tier, free forever.

• Free plan: free forever

“Use it local-first with zero accounts”

“Use it local-first with zero accounts, or keep collaborating with your team via official 2-way Postman sync.”

Who it sells to

Sells to developers. In 14 languages.

• Sells to: developers
• Languages: 14 languages

“Dispatch gives you everything you use Postman for, with none of the bloat.”

“14 languages the </> snippet button exports to”

How it runs

A command-line tool and desktop app for Linux, Windows and macOS. Runs locally and works offline. Offers an API. AI is a side feature. You can bring your own API key.

• Kind: cli · desktop
• Runs on: Linux · Windows · macOS
• Runs where: on the device, offline
• API: yes
• AI role: a side feature
• Bring your own key: yes

“CLI runner same engine, in CI”

“Fast, native API client for REST, WebSocket, gRPC & GraphQL”

What it works with

Integrates with Postman. Replaces Postman. Names Claude on its pages.

• Integrates with: Postman
• Replaces: Postman
• Names: Claude

“Claude writes post-response tests, explains failures and drafts requests.”

“Dispatch gives you everything you use Postman for, with none of the bloat.”

What it offers as proof

Live, no waitlist. Claims “500”. Try it without signing up.

• Number claimed: 500
• Instant signup: yes
• Trial asks for: nothing

“Download Dispatch”

“Use it on its own with a built-in local profile and no account at all”