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What is Aspen?

Aspen  is Treblle’s free, native macOS application explicitly designed to test REST APIs. Built with privacy in mind, it requires no login and stores no data, ensuring a smooth, local testing experience.

Aspen has an integrated AI assistant to help automate API integration tasks, such as generating data models, Open API Specifications (OAS), and integration code.

Privacy First

No login required and no data stored. Everything stays local on your Mac.

AI-Powered

Built-in AI assistant to automate tasks like generating data models and OAS.

Native macOS

Designed specifically for macOS with a fast, native user experience.

Free to Use

Completely free with no hidden costs or subscription requirements.

Steps to Use Aspen

1. Download Aspen

You can download Aspen from the Apple Mac Store .

Download Aspen from Mac App Store

2. Install Aspen

After downloading, install the app on your Mac and open it.

Aspen Dashboard

3. Create a New Request

You can create a new request by specifying the method (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE) and the URL of your API endpoint.

Create New API Request in Aspen

4. Add Request Data

For POST and PUT requests, provide the required data in the request body in JSON format.

Add Request Body Data

Tip

Use the integrated AI assistant to help generate request bodies and validate your JSON structure.

5. View Response

Aspen displays the response from the API directly in the interface, showing the status code and returned data.

Aspen Collections

Aspen’s Collections feature allows you to organize your API requests into groups for easy management and reuse. You can create folders and sub-folders within Collections to organize your requests by API flow, service, or other criteria.

Create a Collection

From the History sidebar, save your API requests as a Collection and name them according to your needs.

Create Collection in Aspen

Search Through Collections

You can search through your saved Collections to quickly find specific requests.

Search Collections

Note

Collections are stored locally on your Mac, ensuring your API testing workflow remains private and secure.

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