Support

Yes. There are no accounts, ads or paid tiers.

On your device. The desktop app and the web app both keep collections, environments and history in local storage (IndexedDB). With collections as files on desktop, the folder you choose holds them too. We run no server that receives your data.

No. Dispatch has no analytics, no crash reporting, no update check and no fonts or scripts from other sites. The only network traffic is the requests you send.

Secret variables, passwords, tokens, keys and Authorization or Cookie headers are encrypted before they are stored, using a key that stays on the device and cannot be exported. A copy of the database moved to another device cannot read them. Exports and backups leave secrets out.

The web app keeps its data in that browser, so clearing site data erases it. Use Menu, Export backup now and then. The desktop app is not affected by browser data.

A web page can only read responses from servers that permit it. If a server does not, use the desktop app, which has no such rule.

It can import Postman collections and environments, Insomnia exports, Bruno folders, OpenAPI files, HAR files and curl commands, so you can try it on your own collections. Check the feature list for what you rely on.

Not yet. Windows SmartScreen and macOS Gatekeeper will warn on first launch. The download page explains how to open them.

Not now. Export a backup or keep a collection folder in git.

No. The web app works in a phone browser but is built for a larger screen.

Write to hello@onelifestack.com.