API testing in plain English.
Add an API by answering a few plain questions — or import your Postman collection. Apidural turns it into human-readable tests, runs the real requests, and writes the report. No code. No Postman degree.
Apidural, like epidural — it takes the pain out of API testing.
How developers share an API
POST https://api.shop.com/customers?sendEmail=trueAuthorization: Bearer eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiIsInR5…adQssw5cContent-Type: application/json{"name": "John Doe","email": "john@example.com","phone": "+1 9876543210"}──── response ────────────────HTTP/1.1 201 Created{ "id": 12345, "createdAt": "2026-05-20T10:30:00Z" }
How Apidural shows your API
Create a customer
POST · Create something- ✓
It should succeed (201 Created)
We expect the API to confirm it worked.
- ✓
A new customer id comes back
The response must include a new customer id.
- ✓
The email matches what we sent
The email in the response should be the same.
- ✓
It answers within 2 seconds — 0.41s
We keep things fast.
PASS — decided by code, never by AI
Every check is verified by real code.
The problem
Every API tool assumes you already speak “developer”.
REST, JSON, headers, assertions — the dialect that locks out QA testers, BAs, product and project managers, and founders. So testing waits on a developer, and bugs slip through. Apidural is the same power, in a language you already speak.
How it works
From API to green check in four steps
Tap a step to open it. AI drafts and explains — a computer decides pass or fail.
Answer a few plain questions — or paste a cURL or Postman collection.
- ✓Plain-language fields with hover help on every one — no JSON to hand-write.
- ✓Already have it in Postman or a cURL command? Paste it and we map it in.
Features
Everything you need to trust your APIs
Add an API, no jargon
Answer a few plain questions — or paste a cURL or Postman collection. Hover help explains every field.
Real runs, honest results
We fire the actual request and decide pass/fail in code — never AI guesswork. Trust every green check.
Organize like folders
Folders › APIs › Test cases inside each project, with a quick project switcher. Familiar if you've seen Postman or Bruno — just readable.
Quick load testing
An honest, capped burst check on APIs you own. Plain-English results: how many users it handled, the slowest responses, and how many failed.
Beautiful reports
Shareable pass/fail reports for a whole project — with your secrets stripped out, every time.
Bring what you have
Import Postman collections or a single cURL — OpenAPI specs are coming soon. We map it into plain-English tests.
What is an API? Think of a restaurant.
Two pictures, no jargon — the whole idea in under a minute.
Security
The API testing tool that doesn’t want your data.
Security isn’t fine print — it’s the whole point.
Secrets never reach the AI
The LLM only ever sees placeholders like {{token}}.
Encrypted, decrypted for an instant
Keys are encrypted at rest and wiped right after a run.
Never in logs, exports, or links
Everything you share is scrubbed of secrets, every time.
For everyone
Familiar if you’re technical. Kind if you’re not.
The same tree + panel layout you know from tools like Postman and Bruno — re-skinned in plain English, with the raw request, response, and status one toggle away. Powerful enough for a developer; clear enough for everyone else.
FAQ
Questions, answered
Do my API keys go to the AI?+
No. The AI only ever sees placeholders like {{token}}. Your secrets are encrypted, decrypted only for the instant a test runs, and never logged, exported, or shared.
Do I need to know code?+
No. Everything is plain English — test cases read like sentences. A technical view is always one toggle away for developers.
Who decides pass or fail — the AI?+
Never the AI. Deterministic code runs the request and decides the verdict. AI only drafts tests and explains results.
Can I import from Postman?+
Yes — Postman collections and cURL commands map straight into your workspace today. OpenAPI/Swagger import is coming soon.
Test your first API in plain English.
Free to start. No credit card. No code.
Start free →Apidural, like epidural — it takes the pain out of API testing.