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All notable changes to Rostyman, newest first.

v1.0.0-rc.6 — September 23, 2026​

Specifications for your project documents, screenshot annotation, optional in-app feedback, and a round of fixes.

Specifications — your project documents​

  • New Specifications section in the sidebar: edit your common files and manage your project documents — notes, specs, README, JSON/YAML/.env config, CSV, SQL, and code snippets — right next to your collections
  • Everything is a real file in Documents/Rostyman/Specifications/, kept as a live mirror — git, backups, and any other editor see exactly what you see
  • Projects and folders, import via picker or drag-and-drop, rename/move/duplicate, search, delete to the recycle bin, and Send to device via Quick Share
  • Syntax highlighting by file type, Pretty / Compact for JSON, XML, YAML, SQL, CSS, and HTML (Shift+Alt+F), and Markdown Edit / Split / Preview with sticky headings and section folding
  • Explicit Save only — auto-save never touches these files — and edits made outside Rostyman show a reload/overwrite choice instead of being silently overwritten
  • Opt-in file associations on Windows, macOS, and Linux (Settings → Specifications or a one-time prompt, with Select all): nothing is claimed at install, the status shown is what your OS reports, and uninstalling restores your previous defaults

Screen Capture​

  • Annotate screenshots: open one from Media and click the pen icon — pen, highlighter, arrow, rectangle, ellipse, and text (font, size, bold; drag to move, double-click to edit)
  • Stroke eraser, crop, and full undo/redo; copy the result, save it as a new file, or overwrite the original
  • Region capture is much faster — the selection overlay now appears almost instantly

Shape Rostyman — optional feedback​

  • An occasional, fully dismissible feedback card asks what you’d like us to build next — a few quick questions, under a minute
  • Open it any time from More → Shape Rostyman; if you’ve already answered, you can review and update your previous answers
  • Don’t want to be asked? Choose “Don’t ask again” right on the card

Updates​

  • The Updates tab shows which build you’re running (x64 or ARM64)
  • New “Include pre-release versions” toggle for testers who want release candidates as soon as they’re available

Fixes​

  • Double-clicking a .rostyman file or an associated document now opens it even when Rostyman isn’t running yet
  • First-launch prompts — welcome, interface tour, analytics notice, and other one-time prompts — now appear one after another instead of all at once
  • Importing a .rostyman collection selects its default environment automatically
  • More reliable Sync from a source collection — environment changes and script-only edits now carry over
  • {{variables}} in the editor get a themed hover and clearer styling

v1.0.0-rc.5 — June 14, 2026​

Native ARM64 builds for Windows and Linux, .rpm packages, and Create Request from Code.

Platforms & packages​

  • Native ARM64 builds for Windows (Copilot+ PCs, Surface, Windows on Arm) and Linux (Raspberry Pi, ARM servers and cloud) — no emulation, alongside the x64 builds and macOS Apple Silicon
  • .rpm packages for Fedora, RHEL, and openSUSE (x64 and ARM64), joining .deb and AppImage
  • The download page detects your OS and CPU and highlights the right build, with per-OS install and uninstall steps

Create Request from Code​

  • Paste a code snippet and Rostyman turns it into a request — method, URL, query params, headers, and body — fully offline, no AI required
  • Understands 17 languages: cURL, C# HttpClient, Python (requests & httpx), JavaScript (fetch, axios, Node), HTTPie, PowerShell, PHP, Go, Ruby, Java, Kotlin, Swift, Dart, and Rust
  • Choose Import (replace the current request) or Create (open a new tab); find it via the </> icon in the request toolbar, or right-click a collection or folder → Import from Code

Polish​

  • Response panel: status, time, and size moved to the right for a cleaner, easier-to-scan layout
  • The Add Request menu on a collection or folder now offers every protocol type (HTTP, GraphQL, gRPC, WebSocket, Socket.IO, MQTT, MCP)
  • Auto-save no longer pops the Save dialog on its timer
  • Parameter and header tables now look right in every theme

v1.0.0-rc.4 — June 8, 2026​

Your data is now kept safe when you update, and the Rostyman icon shows reliably in the Windows taskbar.

Updates keep your data​

  • Windows: updating or reinstalling Rostyman no longer erases your data — collections and request history, settings and certificates, file-share history, and installed plugin or language packs are all preserved; only an explicit uninstall removes them
  • Updating from a build older than rc.4? Take a quick backup first — rostyman.com/update walks you through back up → update → restore. From rc.4 on, every update is automatically safe

Fixes​

  • Windows: Rostyman now consistently shows its own icon in the taskbar
  • General polish and stability

v1.0.0-rc.3 — June 7, 2026​

Find & Replace across collections, Server-Sent Events as a request type, 18 fully translated languages, and a richer demo.

Find & Replace​

  • Open it from Tools → Find and replace in the status bar, or press Ctrl+H
  • Searches every saved request at once — names, URLs, params, headers, bodies, scripts, and descriptions — with regex, ignore-case, and whole-word options
  • Results grouped by collection with matches highlighted; pick a whole collection, a single request, or individual matches and replace them in one step — one Undo reverts it all
  • Use it just to find where a value is used; passwords and secrets are never searched or changed

Protocols​

  • Server-Sent Events (SSE) is now its own request type — create one from New Request, the + tab menu, or a collection’s right-click menu
  • Connect with GET or POST and watch events arrive live, with event badges, expandable JSON, search, and Connect / Disconnect for never-ending streams
  • SSE requests save into collections and travel with import/export

i18n — 18 languages​

  • Every screen is fully translated — including the AI assistant, browser testing, workflows, and all manager screens
  • Arabic, Bengali, German, Spanish, French, Gujarati, Hindi, Japanese, Kannada, Korean, Malayalam, Marathi, Portuguese (BR), Russian, Tamil, Telugu, Simplified Chinese, and English — pick yours in Settings → Language

Databases & demo​

  • Query results grid: search box, paging with adjustable page size, sortable columns (Shift-click for multi-column), and a data-type label under each column
  • A richer demo workspace: live SSE streams, a ready-made sample database with example queries, a replayable browser test, an animated GIF example, and a request for every auth type

Fixes​

  • macOS: the Rostyman icon shows in Finder list and column views, and reopening from the Dock no longer crashes
  • Opening a link on a computer with no default browser no longer crashes the app
  • Large database query results no longer freeze the app
  • Collection exports keep your stored secrets out of the exported file
  • Linux: Help and Documentation links open in your browser
  • Stability and memory improvements for long sessions

v1.0.0-rc.2 — June 6, 2026​

Keyboard capture shortcuts and a round of fixes.

Screen Capture​

  • Customizable capture shortcuts in Settings → Screen Recording: take a screenshot (Ctrl+Alt+S) and start recording (Ctrl+Alt+R)
  • Instant full-screen capture (Ctrl+Alt+F) grabs the screen with no picker and no mouse movement — ideal for hover-only menus, dropdowns, and tooltips
  • “Capture immediately” option skips the picker and captures right away with your last settings

Easier to navigate​

  • Right-panel tabs (Variables, Git, AI, and more) now show an icon next to each label
  • “Moved to Trash” now names what was deleted, with one-click Undo

Fixes​

  • Fixed a startup crash that could occur while the app checked for updates in the background
  • The Support dialog’s verification step now loads reliably, so you can send a bug report or feature request without signing in
  • The network info popover (TLS, certificate, and connection details) no longer gets cut off at the edge of the response panel

v1.0.0-rc.1 — June 5, 2026​

The first release candidate for Rostyman 1.0 — one app for your APIs, your databases, and your web UI. Feature-complete and ready for everyday work.

One app for APIs, databases, and UI​

  • Test your APIs — REST, GraphQL, gRPC, WebSocket, Socket.IO, MQTT, and Server-Sent Events in a fast multi-tab workspace
  • Work with your databases — PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, SQL Server, MongoDB, Redis, SQLite, and CockroachDB, with an ER diagram, query history, and AI-assisted queries
  • Everything works offline, and no account is ever required

Web Intelligence (Beta)​

  • Browser test runner, shipped as Beta: works well on simple sites and localhost apps; complex SPAs, OAuth flows, and third-party sites may not record or replay correctly
  • Record and replay browser tests, with a timeline, run history, visual regression, and a selector playground
  • Assert API calls and database state from inside a browser test, and make HTTP and database calls mid-test
  • Run tests in bulk at workspace, project, or group level, or one at a time from the test tree
  • Export to and import from Playwright, Cypress, Puppeteer, WebdriverIO, Selenium Python, and Selenium JavaScript
  • Headless command-line runner with JUnit XML and JSON output for CI
  • Network panel (copy as cURL / fetch), console filters and search, and a cookie & storage inspector with add and edit
  • Embedded browser: zoom controls, hold Space to pan, and mobile device presets that center the page

Cross-Module Integration​

  • Workflows can run a saved browser test as a step
  • The Scheduler can run browser tests on a cron or interval
  • AI agents can trigger browser tests and read the results through the MCP server

Authentication — 14 auth types​

  • None, Inherit, Bearer, Basic, API Key, OAuth 2.0, OAuth 1.0, Digest, AWS Signature v4, NTLM, Hawk, JWT Bearer, Akamai EdgeGrid, and ASAP
  • NTLM, Hawk, JWT Bearer, Akamai EdgeGrid, and ASAP are new, work in the app and the command-line runner, and import from Postman collections

CLI & Runners​

  • The rosty-cli command-line runner uses the same engine as the app, so collections behave identically in CI and on your desktop
  • Every auth type, dynamic variables, cookie jar, TLS and redirect controls, proxies (HTTP/HTTPS/SOCKS5), and client certificates
  • pm.* scripts from Postman collections run unchanged, alongside the rm.* API
  • Runs .rostyman exports, Postman v2.1 collections, or your live Rostyman data directly

AI Assistant​

  • AI History panel with search, date filters, and export
  • Pick context for the AI from any collection, workflow, database, or browser test
  • Per-conversation MCP server configuration
  • AI in more places: database schema analysis and natural-language queries, cron expressions from plain English in the Scheduler, and generated response bodies in the Mock Server

Security & privacy​

  • Requests that AI agents send through the MCP server are blocked from reaching private network addresses
  • AI database access is read-only
  • MCP access tokens expire, can be rotated, and are rate-limited
  • Anonymous, opt-out crash and error reports help us fix problems quickly — turn them off any time in Settings → Privacy

Performance​

  • Faster startup and a much smaller app bundle
  • No more blank-frame flicker in the embedded browser when dialogs open
  • Smoother typing in the database AI and query bars

v0.1.0-beta.16.1 — May 3, 2026​

Patch on top of beta.16 — workflow + database polish, canvas navigation, feature-guide rework.

What's New​

Generate API Collection — Progress Dialog — generating from your database schema now shows a dialog with collection name, table count → request count stats, and a live progress bar. Cancel + Escape are blocked while writing so you can't close mid-write. Sidebar refreshes the moment generation completes (no more "where did my collection go?" until restart).

ER Diagram — MiniMap — built-in minimap in the bottom-right corner. Drag the viewport rectangle to pan the main canvas; scroll over it to zoom. Useful for large schemas.

Zoom to Area — ER and Workflow — crop icon in the toolbar of both canvases. Click → cursor becomes crosshair → drag a rectangle → release to zoom into that area with an animated transition. Press Esc to cancel.

Workflow Tracer — Real Status Icons — Flow Tracer rows now show their actual final status (success / error / skipped) once a run completes or when replaying past runs from History. The spinner only appears for genuinely-running steps.

Workflow Tracer — Delay Visibility — Delay rows in the tracer now show "waiting 5000ms…" while running and "waited 5000ms" once complete. Always clear whether a wait is active or the workflow is genuinely stuck.

Transform Node — Array Wildcards — path expressions now support [*]. So $[*].title extracts an array of titles from a JSON array response. Previously this returned null because only $.field, $.a.b, and $.array[0] were supported.

Feature Guides — Reading Order — every in-app feature guide audited against actual screen layout and reordered to strict left-to-right, top-to-bottom reading order so spotlight popups stop jumping back across the screen.

Bug Fixes​

  • Workflow Stop button during a long delay — clicking Stop while a Delay node was waiting did nothing (timer kept ticking, workflow appeared stuck); now interrupts immediately.
  • PNG export console errors — exporting an ER diagram or workflow as PNG used to flood the developer console with SecurityError messages from html-to-image trying to embed Monaco's cross-origin CDN stylesheet. Silenced; the exported image is unchanged.

v0.1.0-beta.16 — May 2, 2026​

Database clients (8 drivers), ER diagrams with vector PDF export, AI database tools, AI tool-use beyond databases, Convert WEBM→MP4, Sidebar More popup, security hardening, and a major i18n pass.

Headline — Databases​

Rostyman is now also a database client. Connect to your database alongside the API you are testing.

Drivers — SQLite, PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, Microsoft SQL Server, MongoDB, Redis, CockroachDB. Each driver is a plugin with its own configuration form.

Connection wizard — driver-specific forms with brand icons, password masking with eye-toggle, Required indicator, friendly error classifier (connection refused / host not found / timeout / auth failed / database not found / TLS error), and connection-string URI support for PostgreSQL / MySQL / MSSQL.

Schema browser — tables, views, columns, indexes; resizable side panel with instant filter; Browse mode with paginated rows, column type badges, multi-column sort (Shift+click), inline cell editing with preview, one-click delete.

Query editor — Monaco with schema-aware autocomplete (table names, column names, dot-completion), SQL hover tooltips, multiple query tabs per connection (state persists across restarts), schema selector for multi-schema databases, multiple result formats (JSON / CSV / INSERT / Markdown), Run / Stop with rainbow progress bar, abortable queries, Ctrl+Shift+F SQL formatter, {{token}} variable resolution, EXPLAIN visualizer (color-coded execution plan tree per driver), auto-reconnect on connection drops.

ER diagram — visual entity-relationship diagram with auto-detected foreign keys, drag-to-rearrange tables (positions persist across restarts), Reset Layout, Export / Import Layout JSON (self-healing merge), high-resolution PNG export (3× pixel ratio), true vector PDF export, smart refresh that only re-fetches when explicitly requested.

AI database tools — natural-language query assistant (English → SQL or MongoDB), one-click schema analysis (missing indexes / constraints / type mismatches with per-table recommendations), stored procedure / function / trigger / view generator from English description.

Generate CRUD API Collection — one click creates a full collection from your schema: one folder per table with List / Get by ID / Create / Update / Delete requests, correct URL patterns and headers.

Query history & saved queries — every query auto-saved per connection; save important queries with name, description, tags, and folders; replay any query with one click.

MongoDB document cards — expandable JSON cards with toggle expand/collapse; raw tabular view still available.

Redis key browser — type-aware key list with pattern filter, value inspection, TTL, and one-click delete (STRING / HASH / LIST / SET / ZSET / JSON).

DB Projects — three-level hierarchy (Project → Group → Connection), no forced structure; drag connections between groups; redesigned Assign-to-Group dialog (wider, search box, connection name shown, inline + New Group).

Database Verify on HTTP requests — new DB Verify tab on every HTTP request lets you run a SQL query after the response and assert that the database changed as expected.

Other — schema selector for multi-schema DBs, CSV / JSON data import, environment-aware connections ({{vars}} in connection config), SSH tunnel support, transactions (BEGIN / COMMIT / ROLLBACK), schema diff with migration SQL, destructive query safety check, long-running query notifications, row detail side panel, driver-aware identifier quoting, 5-step feature guide, Workflow integration via DB Query node.

What's New — Beyond Databases​

AI tool-use — the AI assistant can now create collections, folders, requests, and full visual workflows directly from chat. The AI can read your existing collections to design workflows that match your actual requests.

Convert WEBM Recordings to MP4 — Quality presets (Low / Standard / High), resolution (Original / 720p / 1080p), audio toggle, live progress bar. Uses system FFmpeg (no installer bloat); platform-specific install dialog if FFmpeg is missing; real FFmpeg errors surfaced on failure.

Universal Ctrl+S Save — every protocol tab (HTTP, WebSocket, gRPC, GraphQL, Socket.IO, MQTT, SSE, MCP, Workflow, Mock Server, Scheduler) saves on Ctrl+S. Unsaved tabs open the Save As dialog automatically.

Sidebar — More Popup — bottom rail consolidated to More · Trash · Settings; Themes / Languages / Git / AI / Plugins / Cookies grouped in a flyout. Theme Manager and Language Manager finally reachable from the UI. The titlebar theme picker also lists your custom themes.

File Sharing — Device-Global — devices, groups, and messages no longer scoped to a workspace; they follow you across workspace switches.

Themed In-App Dialogs Everywhere — the remaining native OS dialogs (success / error from File Sharing, Plugins, Cloud Storage, Update Manager) replaced with themed in-app dialogs.

Live Font Changes — interface font and editor font changes now apply live across the whole app — no restart required.

Bug Fixes​

  • ER Diagram exports repaired — PNG no longer captures a huge empty canvas; PDF is now true vector (text and shapes stay sharp at any zoom).
  • Toggle switches — thumb centered correctly in track; off state shows a clear neutral gray pill on dark themes.
  • Database connection color badge — color picked in wizard now drives both the sidebar badge and the database tab header (was always defaulting to driver color).
  • Connection wizard natural height — dialog sizes itself to fit content; no more cramped fields.
  • Window maximised on launch — restores previous size and position.
  • MSSQL empty-credential failure — Windows authentication now works (driver receives undefined credentials instead of empty strings).
  • MongoDB browse tab — no longer crashes; default query is valid find({}).limit(50) instead of SQL; pagination correctly skipped.
  • Variable resolution in DB queries — {{vars}} resolved from globals / environment / vault.
  • Database tab persistence — tabs stay mounted (hidden when inactive) so switching no longer disconnects, reconnects, and loses editor state. Monaco re-layouts on tab reveal.

Performance​

  • Renderer bundle — first-paint bundle reduced from 5 MB to 1.6 MB.
  • Schema introspection — bulk queries replace N+1 patterns for PostgreSQL / MySQL / MSSQL; loading a schema with hundreds of tables is now near-instant.
  • Tab opening — Monaco editor configuration is cached so opening a tab no longer reconfigures every editor on the page.
  • ER diagram pan / zoom — eliminated jank when dragging large diagrams.

Security​

  • Git command injection hardened — all internal git calls use array-form arguments instead of shell template literals.
  • Update host allowlist — auto-updater only follows redirects to known GitHub release hosts.
  • Temporary files moved to per-user temp directory instead of /tmp.
  • Shell open scheme allowlist — only http / https / mailto can be opened externally.
  • MCP server CSP headers — strict Content-Security-Policy on the local MCP HTTP server.
  • Analytics secrets redactor — defence-in-depth scrubber removes token-like values.

Internationalisation​

  • All 18 languages in full key-parity at 3,529 strings each.
  • Major translation pass across 17 non-English languages — between 295 and 422 strings translated per language. Fully localized: Database, Workflow, Recording Settings, Plugins, Common, Capture, Workspace, Cloud Storage, Socket.IO, MQTT, and feature-guide strings.

v0.1.0-beta.15 — April 17, 2026​

Stable device identity, instant offline, emoji reactions, offline message queuing, and Groups tab improvements

What's New​

Groups tab redesign — the Groups tab in File Sharing now has four sections: Members (online/offline status), Messages (merged read-only timeline with emoji reactions, WhatsApp-style date separators, and sender/recipient names), Sent Files, and Received Files.

Stable hardware device identity — devices are now identified by a permanent hardware ID (BIOS UUID on Windows, IOPlatformUUID on macOS, machine-id on Linux) that survives IP changes, reconnects, and reinstalls. Contacts and block lists stay intact.

Instant offline — toggling Auto-Discovery off makes you disappear from other devices immediately instead of waiting up to two minutes.

Emoji reactions — hover any message to reveal the reaction bar. 700+ emojis, 7 categories, search box. Type :shortcodes: and they convert automatically. Reactions sync in real time.

Message delivery status — every sent message now shows a Sent / Delivered / Pending / Failed indicator.

Offline message queuing — messages queue and deliver automatically when the recipient reconnects. Rostyman retries in the background for up to 24 hours.

File attachment cards — files sent alongside a message appear as an attachment card inside the chat bubble on both sides as soon as the transfer completes.

Device tab memory — the File Sharing panel remembers which tab you were on for each device across restarts.

Stronger block enforcement — blocked devices are identified by hardware ID, not IP address, so they cannot bypass a block by switching networks.

Bug Fixes​

  • "Show in Folder" in received-file notifications was using the notification text as the path — now opens the correct folder
  • Sent file attachment card did not appear immediately after transfer — now updates instantly
  • Blocked devices could still send reactions — all interactions from blocked devices are now suppressed
  • Reactions from a device that was later blocked remained visible — now hidden immediately
  • Auto-discovery banner did not update live when the setting changed — now reacts immediately

v0.1.0-beta.14 — April 6, 2026​

Workflow editor redesign, complete free-tier workflow features, and full protocol translations

What's New​

Workflow Editor Redesign — rich node cards with type icons and live status badges, step numbers in execution order, layout direction picker (LR/TB/RL/BT) with one-click auto-layout, Undo/Redo (50 steps, Ctrl+Z/Ctrl+Y), zoom slider + fit-to-view, snap-to-grid (20 px, matches background dots), dot/line background toggle, save canvas as PNG/SVG/JSON, collapsible node palette with hover descriptions, Zoom Lens for close-up inspection.

New node types — Comment (sticky-note annotation, does not execute) and Sub-Workflow (call another saved workflow as a step; circular references blocked automatically).

Retry logic — any HTTP Request node can retry automatically with a configurable count (up to 5), backoff strategy (Fixed / Linear / Exponential), retry delay, and per-status-code rules.

Response assertions — add pass/fail checks on status code, JSON body fields (JSONPath), response headers, or response time directly on a node — no scripting required.

Error handling edges — every node has an error handle; connect it to route failures to any downstream node. $error.message, $error.status, and $error.nodeId are available on the error path.

Run history — every execution is saved automatically. Replay any past run from the History tab with full trace, timings, and variable snapshots. Delete individual runs or clear all.

Auth inheritance on request nodes — HTTP Request nodes in workflows can now inherit auth from their parent collection (Bearer, Basic, API Key, or Inherit).

Workflow import / export — export a workflow as a .rostyman-workflow file; import restores all nodes, edges, and configuration.

5 built-in templates — API Health Check, Data Pipeline, Auth Flow, CRUD Suite, Retry Resilience.

Pencil edit icon on all tabs — click the pencil next to any tab title to rename it inline; cursor is placed at the end of the current name.

Full protocol translations — WebSocket, Socket.IO, MQTT, gRPC, and GraphQL Subscriptions status messages are now translated in all 18 languages.

Bug Fixes​

  • Trash: Empty All crashed if deleted workflows had run history — now clears history first
  • Workflow snap-to-grid did not align with the background grid — both now use the same 20 px unit
  • Opening a saved workflow immediately showed the "unsaved" dot — tabs now open clean
  • Node cards resized during execution causing canvas jitter — card height is now fixed
  • Traversed edges stayed highlighted after a run completed — edges clear on run end

v0.1.0-beta.13 — April 4, 2026​

Workspace management, binary response viewer, update manager, and full protocol i18n

Multiple workspaces — separate projects with their own collections, environments, globals, vault, mock servers, workflows, and jobs. Workspace switcher in the title bar with search, create, rename, export, and import.

Binary Response Viewer — images (PNG/JPG/GIF/WebP/SVG), video (MP4/WebM), audio (MP3/WAV/OGG), PDF, and CSV rendered natively in the response panel. Triggered automatically by content type.

Update Manager — silent background checks every 4 hours, status bar badge when an update is ready, full release history in Settings → About.

Environment selector on all protocols — WebSocket, gRPC, Socket.IO, MQTT, SSE, and MCP tabs now have an environment selector matching the HTTP request tab.

Full i18n for Scheduler, MCP, WebSocket, Socket.IO, MQTT, and gRPC tabs in all 18 languages.

Multi-select in collection tree (Ctrl+Click, Shift+Click). Screenshot to clipboard (Ctrl+Shift+P). First-run welcome dialog with demo workspace.

v0.1.0-beta.12 — April 2–3, 2026​

MCP TLS/HTTPS, tunnel support, connected clients tracking, and video recording

MCP Server now supports TLS/HTTPS via mkcert for secure local connections. Tunnel support via ngrok and cloudflared for remote AI agent access. Connected clients panel with disconnect capability. Request-level JSON-RPC logging with timing. Video recording with microphone audio, recording settings, media sidebar.

v0.1.0-beta.11 — March 31, 2026​

Cloud sharing, drag & drop import, source watching, VS Code-style panels

Cloud sharing via Google Drive and Dropbox (OAuth2 PKCE) with shareable links and publish/update support. Drag & drop any supported file onto the app to import. .rostyman file association — double-click to open. Source file watching (auto-detect changes in linked files or URLs). VS Code-style right panel with rotated tabs and pin/unpin. In-app notifications center.

v0.1.0-beta.10 — March 26, 2026​

SSE viewer overhaul, UI state persistence, scheduler improvements

SSE Event Viewer rebuilt with timestamps, newest-first ordering, Monaco detail view, badges, and connection status. UI state persistence (window position/size, right panel, console, settings sub-tab). Scheduler improvements: variable resolution, environment picker, searchable tree picker, run history auto-refresh.

v0.1.0-beta.9 — March 25, 2026​

Network info popup, response history, connection pooling

Network info popup on status bar. Response history viewer with schema change detection. Connection pooling for improved performance. Issues #8, #9, #10 fixed.

v0.1.0-beta.8 — March 24, 2026​

Set as Variable, import source sync, auth inheritance fixes

Right-click any response value to set it as an environment, collection, or global variable. Import source sync — auto-links the file path on import and supports re-sync with merge strategy. Auth inheritance fixes for folders and code snippets.

v0.1.0-beta.7 — March 21, 2026​

Language Manager, new request dialog, full i18n sweep

Language Manager for installing community language packs. New request grid dialog. Full i18n sweep — all UI strings localized in 18 languages.

v0.1.0-beta.6 — March 20, 2026​

Folder settings, auth inheritance, full i18n (18 languages)

Per-folder request settings (timeout, SSL, redirects, proxy). Auth inheritance from collection to folder to request. 18 languages fully translated.

v0.1.0-beta.5 — March 18–19, 2026​

SSE, screen capture, system tray, onboarding, cross-platform fixes

Server-Sent Events support with real-time event log. Screen capture with video recording. System tray with minimize-to-tray. 8-step onboarding tour. Cross-platform fixes (macOS, Linux).

v0.1.0-beta.4 — March 18, 2026​

Socket.IO, MQTT, gRPC redesign, bulk operations, request templates

Socket.IO protocol (emit, events, auth). MQTT protocol (publish/subscribe, QoS 0/1/2, retain). gRPC redesign with Auth/Scripts/Settings tabs. Bulk operations (multi-select, bulk delete, copy cURL). Request templates.

v0.1.0-beta.3 — March 18, 2026​

AI overhaul, Git hardening, 24% faster startup

AI Assistant rebuilt with multi-turn chat, persistent history, vault-secured keys, and 3 providers. Git Sync hardened with conflict UI and diff viewer. Startup time reduced by 24%.

v0.1.0-beta.2 — March 17, 2026​

20 themes, vault, variables, mock server, trash

20 built-in themes and custom theme builder. Encrypted Vault for sensitive variables. Visual Workflow Editor (first version). Mock Server. Trash with soft-delete. 14 bug fixes.

v0.1.0-beta.1 — March 16, 2026​

First public beta — Windows only

Initial release with HTTP requests, collections, environments, authentication, scripts, history, and import/export.