Saluki press kit

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Saluki is a native API client for Mac, iPhone and iPad. It needs macOS 26, iOS 26 or iPadOS 26 or later. It's free for one collection with every feature. Pro is a one-time purchase covering Mac, iPhone and iPad, $29.99 in the US. Made by Youssef Al-Tai; contact [email protected]. App Store privacy label: Data Not Collected.

What it does

Requests are plain .http files.
Imports Postman, Insomnia, OpenAPI and curl.
Imports Paw and RapidAPI for Mac (.paw) files directly. No export step, and Paw doesn't need to be installed.
Tested on 157 real .paw files from public projects (2014 to 2026).
The import report flags what Saluki can't convert, such as OAuth, JavaScript values and Paw extensions.
No account.

App icon

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Screenshots

Saluki on Mac. The sidebar shows the Acme API collection with a Chaining folder and a Users folder holding Create User and Get UUID. The editor shows a POST request to {{baseUrl}}/response-headers with one query parameter, name=Ada. The response pane shows 200 OK and a small JSON body. — Download (2000 × 1250)

Saluki on Mac, showing a GET request named Use the token, to {{baseUrl}}/bearer. The response pane shows 200 OK and JSON with authenticated: true and a token value. The sidebar's Chaining folder lists Log In and Use Token. — Download (2000 × 1250)

Saluki on Mac with the environment menu open, listing No Environment, staging and production, with staging checked, and an Edit Environments item. The response pane says No Response. — Download (2000 × 1250)

Saluki on Mac with the environment editor open on production: one variable, baseUrl, set to https://httpbin.org, with a Secret column. A note at the bottom reads: Secret values stay in your Keychain, never in the collection's files. — Download (2000 × 1250)

The Saluki welcome screen on Mac: “Your requests are plain .http files in a folder you own. No account.” Buttons for New Collection, Open Folder and Import, import shortcuts for Postman, Insomnia, Paw, OpenAPI and curl, and a Try the demo collection card. — Download (2000 × 1250)

Saluki on iPad with three panes: the Saluki Demo collection sidebar, a GET request named Use the token in the editor, and its response, 200 OK with JSON containing authenticated: true and a token value. — Download (2000 × 1500)

Saluki on iPhone, showing the Headers tab of a GET request named Use the token. One header, Authorization, has the value Bearer {{login.response.body.$.json.token}}. A Send button is at the bottom right. — Download (736 × 1600)

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saluki-mac-request.jpg: Saluki on Mac. The sidebar shows the Acme API collection with a Chaining folder and a Users folder holding Create User and Get UUID. The editor shows a POST request to {{baseUrl}}/response-headers with one query parameter, name=Ada. The response pane shows 200 OK and a small JSON body.
saluki-mac-chaining.jpg: Saluki on Mac, showing a GET request named Use the token, to {{baseUrl}}/bearer. The response pane shows 200 OK and JSON with authenticated: true and a token value. The sidebar's Chaining folder lists Log In and Use Token.
saluki-mac-environments-menu.jpg: Saluki on Mac with the environment menu open, listing No Environment, staging and production, with staging checked, and an Edit Environments item. The response pane says No Response.
saluki-mac-environments.jpg: Saluki on Mac with the environment editor open on production: one variable, baseUrl, set to https://httpbin.org, with a Secret column. A note at the bottom reads: Secret values stay in your Keychain, never in the collection's files.
saluki-mac-welcome.jpg: The Saluki welcome screen on Mac: “Your requests are plain .http files in a folder you own. No account.” Buttons for New Collection, Open Folder and Import, import shortcuts for Postman, Insomnia, Paw, OpenAPI and curl, and a Try the demo collection card.
saluki-ipad-chaining.jpg: Saluki on iPad with three panes: the Saluki Demo collection sidebar, a GET request named Use the token in the editor, and its response, 200 OK with JSON containing authenticated: true and a token value.
saluki-iphone-chaining.jpg: Saluki on iPhone, showing the Headers tab of a GET request named Use the token. One header, Authorization, has the value Bearer {{login.response.body.$.json.token}}. A Send button is at the bottom right.

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