Releases: askmeidentitycorp/flowapi-releases
Release list
FlowAPI v0.0.39 — Desktop App
FlowAPI Desktop App
Download and install FlowAPI as a native desktop application.
Existing users will be prompted to update automatically.
Downloads
- Windows: FlowAPI.Setup.0.0.39.exe
- macOS: FlowAPI-0.0.39.dmg
- Linux: FlowAPI-0.0.39.AppImage
What's included
- Full FlowAPI client with API testing, workflows, gRPC, monitoring, and console
- Native desktop experience with auto-updates
- Connects to your FlowAPI server instance
FlowAPI v0.0.38 — Desktop App
FlowAPI Desktop App
Download and install FlowAPI as a native desktop application.
Existing users will be prompted to update automatically.
Downloads
- Windows: FlowAPI.Setup.0.0.38.exe
- macOS: FlowAPI-0.0.38.dmg
- Linux: FlowAPI-0.0.38.AppImage
What's included
- Full FlowAPI client with API testing, workflows, gRPC, monitoring, and console
- Native desktop experience with auto-updates
- Connects to your FlowAPI server instance
FlowAPI v0.0.37 — Desktop App
FlowAPI Desktop App
Download and install FlowAPI as a native desktop application.
Existing users will be prompted to update automatically.
Downloads
- Windows: FlowAPI.Setup.0.0.37.exe
- macOS: FlowAPI-0.0.37.dmg
- Linux: FlowAPI-0.0.37.AppImage
What's included
- Full FlowAPI client with API testing, workflows, gRPC, monitoring, and console
- Native desktop experience with auto-updates
- Connects to your FlowAPI server instance
FlowAPI v0.0.36 — Desktop App
The desktop app, brought up to date with the web app. The previous release was v0.0.4 in April.
Downloads
| Platform | File |
|---|---|
| Windows | FlowAPI-Setup-0.0.36.exe |
| macOS — Apple Silicon | FlowAPI-0.0.36-arm64.dmg |
| macOS — Intel | FlowAPI-0.0.36.dmg |
| Linux — x86_64 | FlowAPI-0.0.36.AppImage |
| Linux — arm64 | FlowAPI-0.0.36-arm64.AppImage |
The -mac.zip files are for the auto-updater, not for downloading — install from the .dmg.
What's in it
Everything shipped to the web app since April, including the API Builder, the monitoring hub covering API checks, synthetic journeys, servers and Docker, hosted mock servers, workflows, and security scanning.
Notes
macOS builds are signed and notarized by Apple, so they open without a Gatekeeper prompt.
Windows installers are not code-signed. SmartScreen may show "Windows protected your PC" on first run — choose More info → Run anyway. This is unchanged from previous releases.
Auto-updates now work on macOS. Earlier releases only shipped a .dmg, which the updater cannot apply, so Mac users stayed on whatever they first installed. Install this one and future updates arrive on their own.
FlowAPI v0.0.4 — Desktop App
FlowAPI Desktop App
Download and install FlowAPI as a native desktop application.
Existing users will be prompted to update automatically.
Downloads
- Windows: FlowAPI.Setup.0.0.4.exe
- macOS: FlowAPI-0.0.4.dmg
- Linux: FlowAPI-0.0.4.AppImage
What's included
- Full FlowAPI client with API testing, workflows, gRPC, monitoring, and console
- Native desktop experience with auto-updates
- Connects to your FlowAPI server instance
FlowAPI v0.0.3 — Desktop App
FlowAPI Desktop App
Download and install FlowAPI as a native desktop application.
Existing users will be prompted to update automatically.
Downloads
- Windows: FlowAPI.Setup.0.0.3.exe
- macOS: FlowAPI-0.0.3.dmg
- Linux: FlowAPI-0.0.3.AppImage
What's included
- Full FlowAPI client with API testing, workflows, gRPC, monitoring, and console
- Native desktop experience with auto-updates
- Connects to your FlowAPI server instance
FlowAPI v0.0.2 — Desktop App
FlowAPI Desktop App
Download and install FlowAPI as a native desktop application.
Downloads
- Windows: FlowAPI.Setup.0.0.2.exe
- macOS: FlowAPI-0.0.2.dmg
- Linux: FlowAPI-0.0.2.AppImage
What's included
- Full FlowAPI client with API testing, workflows, monitoring, and console
- Native desktop experience
- Connects to your FlowAPI server instance
FlowAPI v0.0.1 — Desktop App
FlowAPI Desktop App
Download and install FlowAPI as a native desktop application.
Downloads
- Windows: FlowAPI.Setup.0.0.1.exe
What's included
- Full FlowAPI client with API testing, monitoring, workflows, and console
- Native desktop experience with system tray integration
- Connects to your FlowAPI server instance
macOS and Linux builds coming soon.
flow CLI v0.1.0
Send API requests from your terminal, and run the collections you already have in Arythmatic Flow.
No runtime required. These are standalone binaries — download, make executable, run. Nothing else to install.
Download
| Platform | File |
|---|---|
| macOS (Apple Silicon) | flow-0.1.0-darwin-arm64 |
| macOS (Intel) | flow-0.1.0-darwin-x64 |
| Linux (x64) | flow-0.1.0-linux-x64 |
| Linux (arm64) | flow-0.1.0-linux-arm64 |
| Windows (x64) | flow-0.1.0-windows-x64.exe |
chmod +x flow-0.1.0-darwin-arm64
sudo mv flow-0.1.0-darwin-arm64 /usr/local/bin/flow
flow --versionVerify a download with shasum -a 256 -c SHA256SUMS.
Why use it
It reaches your machine. The web app sends requests through a server, so http://localhost:3000 has always meant the server's localhost. The CLI opens the connection from your own terminal — localhost means your localhost, hosts on your VPN are reachable, and nothing about the request leaves your machine.
flow get localhost:3000/health
flow post api.example.com/users --json '{"name":"Ada"}'
flow get localhost:8080/x -n 20 # min / median / p95 / max
flow get api.example.com/x --dry-run # exactly what would be sentcurl's spellings work where curl has one — -H, -d, -i, -k, -o, and --fail exiting 22.
It knows your workspace. Get an API key from Workspace → Team → API Keys:
flow login # just the key; nothing else to look up
flow ls # your collections
flow run "Smoke tests" # runs them from this machineflow run exits non-zero if any request returns 4xx or 5xx, so it drops into CI with FLOW_API_KEY as the only secret.
Known limitations
flow rundoes not yet execute assertions or pre/post-request scripts. Requests are sent and their status reported, but it is not yet a substitute for a server-side collection run. Ad-hoc requests are unaffected.- Runs from the CLI are not recorded in history or collection-run reports.
- The Windows binary is unsigned and will show a SmartScreen warning. macOS binaries are signed with a Developer ID and notarized by Apple, so they run without a Gatekeeper prompt.
- The
darwin-x64build needs a CPU with AVX — every Intel Mac running macOS 11+ has it. On Apple Silicon use the arm64 build.