API testing and documentation platform for your engineering team
A must-have tool for your development team
To design, build, test and publish APIs with seamless team collaboration
Complete API development journey.
From ideation to publish an API document
API design
Collaboration
API testing
Publishing
Automation
Why Hitman?
Mocking
Simulate the API even before you have an actual API built. Create dummy APIs with the basic idea of how it should work, collect feedback and iterate faster.
Still sharing your APIs in a doc file or sheet?
Hitman provides a shared environment for building and consuming APIs, with cloud storage and real-time version control. So everyone remains up to date with all that you have already built.
Publish beautiful API docs for your users
People Love:
– Dynamic Code Snippets
– Custom Domain
– Theme builder
– Custom Domain
– Theme builder
Automate your tests and rest assured that your APIs are up and running
Run automated tests Monthly, Weekly, Daily, Hourly or every Minute
Automate your tests with your deployment and run tests without any manual efforts everytime you deploy changes on production.
FAQs
What is an API tool?
A tool that helps accelerate your API Lifecycle – from design, testing, documentation, and mocking to discover.
How do I publish API documentation on my domain?
This is simple, all you need to do is point the “cname” record of your subdomain to the web address shared in your account, that’s it.
How does an API Repository help?
You can easily store, iterate and collaborate around all your API endpoints on a single platform used across teams.
What is API Testing?
Software testing aiming to test APIs in order to determine whether the built APIs, meet expectations when it comes to the functionality, performance, reliability, and security of your application.
What is comprehensive API testing and how it helps?
Creating customizable functional test flows that provide deep validation is terms as comprehensive API testing. This enables developers to access the app without a UI, helping the tester identify errors earlier in the development lifecycle, rather than waiting for them to become bigger issues.
