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If you've ever wanted an API client that plays nicely with Git, you've probably discovered Bruno. But did you know you can make Bruno even more powerful by teaching GitHub Copilot to understand its collection schema? ...
Many users migrate to Bruno from other tools like Postman due to it's filesystem-based approach. This allows for native Git versioning of API collections, and ...
2025 has been the year Bruno became mainstream and cemented its place as a daily driver for developers. We shipped 78 releases, completed the v1 to v2 ...
Larger teams and organizations told us the same thing in different ways:
Since inception, most API clients have followed the same pattern: create a proprietary cloud platform where formats, workflows, and data are locked in, then ...
Introducing Bruno Dev Tools: Console and Network Logs Made for API Work Let’s be honest. Chrome DevTools was never designed for API developers.
In 2025, an API Client isn't a novel tool (which is why it's primed to be reinvented) so nearly all of the 1.5 million Bruno users have transitioned from ...
“Why don’t other tools do this?” is the first question Bruno newcomers ask—and for good reason. Native Git-sync for API Collections destroys tribal-knowledge ...
Most of us are increasingly turning to AI-powered tools, and for good reason... it's wildly efficient especially for redundant or tedious tasks. One great ...
Maintaining the “Don’t Repeat Yourself” (DRY) principle across your codebase and API tests can feel like chasing a moving target—especially when your API spec, ...
Bruno gives you a built-in Collection Runner with unlimited runs (unlike other API clients), but as you get your tests standardized often there's a need for ...
Most API clients trap your test logic inside request files. Bruno takes a modern and dev-first approach allowing JavaScript files —reusable utilities that can ...
