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Xolo brings the power of desktop API tools like Postman directly to your mobile device. Built with Flutter, it supports full request composition, hierarchical collections, environment variables, OAuth 2.0 flows, biometric security, and automated collection runners — making it the ideal companion for developers who test and automate APIs on the go.

Quick Start

Install the APK and send your first request in under five minutes.

Request Composer

Build HTTP requests with dynamic variables, path params, and rich body editors.

Collections

Organize requests into hierarchical folders with inherited authentication.

Environments

Switch between dev, staging, and prod with scoped variable sets.

OAuth 2.0

Native Authorization Code + PKCE flow with an embedded local callback server.

Collection Runner

Execute entire collections with assertions, chaining, and detailed run reports.

Import Postman / OpenAPI

Bring your existing collections over from Postman or any OpenAPI v3 spec.

Architecture

Explore the layered Flutter architecture powering Xolo under the hood.

What makes Xolo different

Mobile-First

Designed for phones and tablets from the ground up — not a desktop tool shrunk to fit.

Privacy by Default

All data stays on-device. Biometric lock and AES-256 encryption protect every secret.

Open Source (MIT)

Fully auditable and community-driven. No telemetry, no vendor lock-in.

Get started in three steps

1

Install Xolo on Android

Download the latest app-release.apk from the Releases page and sideload it onto your Android device.
2

Create a collection and set an environment

Tap + to create a collection, then open Environments to define a {{baseUrl}} variable for your API.
3

Compose and send your first request

Open the request composer, type {{baseUrl}}/ping, select GET, and tap Send to see the live response.
Xolo is in Release Candidate (RC1). Android is fully supported; iOS builds are available by compiling from source.

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