PinguFlow for Android
API work, built for the phone.
Build requests, switch environments, send calls, and inspect responses from a focused mobile workspace that stays out of the way.
Core tools
Enough structure for real API work, without desktop ceremony.
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Request builder
Compose URLs, methods, auth, headers, params, body types, and tests in a mobile editor built for short feedback loops.
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Collections
Save important calls, group them into collections and folders, and keep frequent endpoints close to the workspace.
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Environments
Switch between local, staging, and production-style values while keeping secrets separated from ordinary workspace data.
04
Response viewer
Inspect status, headers, raw output, formatted JSON, response size, timing, and test results from a single run detail view.
Workflow
Draft, send, inspect, repeat.
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1
Prepare
Build the request and preview environment-resolved values before sending anything.
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Run
Send the request only when you choose. The target API receives the request data needed to respond.
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3
Review
Read the response, check tests, copy what you need, save the request, or rerun from history.
Screenshots
A mobile workspace that looks like the work.
PinguFlow keeps the core API loop visible: workspace context, request setup, run details, and history.
Available on Google Play
Install PinguFlow for Android.
Use it for quick checks, on-call follow-ups, API debugging, and keeping useful requests close when you are away from a laptop.
Privacy posture
Local by default, explicit when data leaves.
Workspace data stays on-device
Requests, collections, folders, environments, settings, and history are stored locally.
Secrets use secure storage
Tokens, passwords, API keys, and secret environment values are stored separately using OS-backed secure storage.
Network traffic is user-triggered
PinguFlow sends request data when you run a live API request. Exports strip secret-backed values.
Support
Support continued development.
PinguFlow is an independent app. Contributions help cover ongoing maintenance, Android releases, and feature work.