Rocketly 1.1.0

• Share a request: press Share in a request tab to get a link. Anyone who opens it sees the request in their browser with the same editor as the app — and, if you include it, the response exactly as you saw it: status, time, headers, cookies, body, tests and console. They can change the request and send it right there, or click Open in Rocketly to continue in the desktop app.
• Your secrets stay yours: secret variables are never shared, and tokens, passwords and API keys are left out unless you turn on Include credentials.
• Update a link with your latest changes or stop sharing at any time — from the Share dialog or Settings → Shared links. Sharing needs a Rocketly account.

Download

Platform	Installer
Windows 10/11 (64-bit)	Rocketly-windows-x64-setup.exe
macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel)	Rocketly-macos-universal.dmg
Linux (x86_64 AppImage)	Rocketly-linux-x86_64.AppImage

Installed copies update themselves. The .sig files, Rocketly-macos-universal.app.tar.gz and latest.json are for the in-app updater.
Rocketly-linux-x86_64-libraries.txt lists the system libraries inside the Linux AppImage, with their licenses and source code locations. Open source licenses of everything else: Settings → About → Open source licenses.

Rocketly 1.0.4

• Secret vault: in Settings → Account & Sync → Secret vault, choose a 6-digit PIN and your secret variables sync between your devices end-to-end encrypted — the sync server only ever stores ciphertext. On each other device, enter the PIN once (Unlock in the sync status popover). Five wrong PINs lock the vault for 10 minutes.
• Typed-in credentials stay on your device: tokens, passwords, API keys and client secrets typed directly into the Auth tab no longer sync. Use a secret variable such as {{token}}, or choose "sync it as plain text" in the Auth tab. Ones that were already synced are removed from the server on the next sync.
• Please update Rocketly on all your devices: older versions clear the typed-in tokens they receive from this one.

Download

Platform	Installer
Windows 10/11 (64-bit)	Rocketly-windows-x64-setup.exe
macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel)	Rocketly-macos-universal.dmg
Linux (x86_64 AppImage)	Rocketly-linux-x86_64.AppImage

Installed copies update themselves. The .sig files, Rocketly-macos-universal.app.tar.gz and latest.json are for the in-app updater.
Rocketly-linux-x86_64-libraries.txt lists the system libraries inside the Linux AppImage, with their licenses and source code locations. Open source licenses of everything else: Settings → About → Open source licenses.

Rocketly 1.0.3

• Settings → Data → Open (data folder and logs) works again; it showed "not allowed".
• If an update check still fails with a certificate error, the error log now names who issued the certificate the update server presented, so it is clear whether a company proxy or antivirus is inspecting HTTPS.

Download

Platform	Installer
Windows 10/11 (64-bit)	Rocketly-windows-x64-setup.exe
macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel)	Rocketly-macos-universal.dmg
Linux (x86_64 AppImage)	Rocketly-linux-x86_64.AppImage

Installed copies update themselves. The .sig files, Rocketly-macos-universal.app.tar.gz and latest.json are for the in-app updater.
Rocketly-linux-x86_64-libraries.txt lists the system libraries inside the Linux AppImage, with their licenses and source code locations. Open source licenses of everything else: Settings → About → Open source licenses.

Rocketly 1.0.1

• Fixed update checks failing with a certificate error ("UnknownIssuer") on some Windows PCs whose certificate store is missing the authorities GitHub uses, even though the website opened fine in a browser. If you installed 1.0.0 on such a PC, download this version once from the website; updates work on their own after that.
• When this PC still doesn't trust the update server's certificate (usually a company proxy or antivirus that inspects HTTPS), the message now says so instead of asking you to check your connection.

Download

Platform	Installer
Windows 10/11 (64-bit)	Rocketly-windows-x64-setup.exe
macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel)	Rocketly-macos-universal.dmg
Linux (x86_64 AppImage)	Rocketly-linux-x86_64.AppImage

Installed copies update themselves. The .sig files, Rocketly-macos-universal.app.tar.gz and latest.json are for the in-app updater.
Rocketly-linux-x86_64-libraries.txt lists the system libraries inside the Linux AppImage, with their licenses and source code locations. Open source licenses of everything else: Settings → About → Open source licenses.

Rocketly 1.0.0

• Color your collections. Right-click a collection → Color, or click its icon in the collection settings, to tint it in the sidebar.
• History now opens from the status bar, next to Console. The sidebar keeps two sections, Collections and Environments.
• A calmer interface: menus, dialogs and panels no longer zoom or slide in, they appear with a short fade. Settings → Performance → Reduce motion removes the fades too.
• Rocketly keeps an error log. Settings → Data → Logs opens its folder, so you can attach error.log when you report a problem.
• When an update check fails, the message now says why (for example a certificate, proxy or timeout problem).

Download

Platform	Installer
Windows 10/11 (64-bit)	Rocketly-windows-x64-setup.exe
macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel)	Rocketly-macos-universal.dmg
Linux (x86_64 AppImage)	Rocketly-linux-x86_64.AppImage

Installed copies update themselves. The .sig files, Rocketly-macos-universal.app.tar.gz and latest.json are for the in-app updater.
Rocketly-linux-x86_64-libraries.txt lists the system libraries inside the Linux AppImage, with their licenses and source code locations. Open source licenses of everything else: Settings → About → Open source licenses.

Rocketly 0.1.2

• Import several files at once. Pick or drop multiple files: the Import dialog sorts them into collections, environments and global variables, and you choose what to import.
• Sign-in and sync work out of the box with the Rocketly server; there is no server setting to configure anymore.
• Open source licenses are listed in Settings → About.

Download

Platform	Installer
Windows 10/11 (64-bit)	Rocketly-windows-x64-setup.exe
macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel)	Rocketly-macos-universal.dmg
Linux (x86_64 AppImage)	Rocketly-linux-x86_64.AppImage

Installed copies update themselves. The .sig files, Rocketly-macos-universal.app.tar.gz and latest.json are for the in-app updater.
Rocketly-linux-x86_64-libraries.txt lists the system libraries inside the Linux AppImage, with their licenses and source code locations. Open source licenses of everything else: Settings → About → Open source licenses.

Rocketly 0.1.1

Download

Platform	Installer
Windows 10/11 (64-bit)	Rocketly-windows-x64-setup.exe
macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel)	Rocketly-macos-universal.dmg
Linux (x86_64 AppImage)	Rocketly-linux-x86_64.AppImage

Installed copies update themselves. The .sig files, Rocketly-macos-universal.app.tar.gz and latest.json are for the in-app updater.

Rocketly 0.1.0

Download the installer for your platform below. Installed copies of Rocketly update themselves.