HTTP Shortcuts for Android
An Android app that lets you to create shortcuts that can be placed on your home screen. Each shortcut, when clicked, triggers an HTTP request, with the possibility to process and display the response in various ways. Plus a whole lot of other (non-HTTP) stuff.
or download the latest APK directly.
Find more information and documentation on the official website, or check out the (still very new and sparsely populated) official subreddit.
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Features
- No ads, no enshitification (I try) and completely free and open-source
- Supports HTTP and HTTPS, and methods GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, PATCH, HEAD, OPTIONS and TRACE
- Basic Authentication, Digest Authentication & Bearer Authentication
- Custom request headers
- Custom request body (text based, from static file, file picker, or camera)
- Upload files as form-data parameters
- Client Certificate Authentication
- Support for TLSv1.3
- Support for HTTP & SOCKS proxies
- Support for Self-Signed Certificates & Certificate Pinning
- Use a built-in icon or a custom image
- Display response as a toast, window or dialog, or run silently
- Display response as HTML-formatted text, as image or as web page
- Grouping into tabs and section
- Value injection through variables (e.g., text, numbers, passwords, selections, colors, dates, …)
- Import & Export of data in JSON or cURL format, including automatic periodic importing or exporting
- Integration with 3rd party apps (e.g. Tasker, MacroDroid, Termux, Wireguard, or BinaryEye)
- Invoke from home screen widgets, quick settings tiles, or quick access device controls
- Dark Mode support
- Easy remote editing on a computer via the web editor
- Event history to see details about recently executed HTTP requests & responses
- Run arbitrary JavaScript before & after execution, which allows for lots of customization with features such as:
- compute values such as timestamps, random numbers, UUIDs, hashes, HMACs, base64, etc.
- parse JSON, HTML or XML and extract data from it
- show toast message or message dialogs
- vibrate or play notification sounds
- trigger other shortcuts to chain multiple HTTP requests
- interact with other devices and services by sending TCP or UDP packets, SSH commands, MQTT messages or using Wake-on-LAN
- Support for non-HTTP use-cases:
- Browser Shortcuts allow opening a URL in a browser
- MQTT Shortcuts allow sending MQTT messages
- Wake-on-LAN Shortcuts allow waking up a device on the network
- Scripting Shortcuts allow defining custom logic using JavaScript code
See also the Changelog for the latest additions and updates.
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