Your requests, without an account
Keep requests and environments locally, without signing in. The desktop app sends requests from your computer, with optional proxy settings.
This comparison covers the desktop app. The browser app uses a proxy.
Dynamic requests, less scripting
Generate IDs, format dates, and reuse login responses with functions inside the request editor. Plugins add functions such as Faker data.
API changes, reviewed in Git
Save requests as YAML files with Directory Sync. Review diffs and commit in Yaak, then share changes through your team’s pull requests. There’s no Yaak cloud workspace to keep in sync.
Share requests. Protect secrets.
Enable workspace encryption to protect tokens, passwords, and other sensitive values, including in synced YAML. Teammates decrypt them with the workspace key you share outside Git. The OS keychain protects your keys. Environments stay local unless you mark them sharable.
Team pricing, up front
Licenses can be reassigned. SSO and provisioning are included. You can also build Yaak’s MIT-licensed source for commercial use.
Prices exclude tax and add-ons. Budget for any Postman capabilities you’d still need alongside Yaak.
Your next request, in Yaak
Import a Postman collection and send your first request. No account required.