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Voiden : API Work - But Done Better
Working with APIs in your flow, plain markdown. Open Source.
Voiden is an offline-first, Git-native API workspace where specs, docs, tests, mocks, and requests all live together in the same plain text files, as programmable Markdown blocks. Build and Test APIs locally, version everything, and work the way developers actually do.
A few months ago we open-sourced Voiden, the API client we built to bring a new perspective on how API work can be done.
Open sourcing turned out to be a good idea: the tool has been growing steadily (12k installs ❤️), mostly driven by developers who share the same frustration we had.
So what is Voiden?
Voiden is a free, local-first, git-native API workspace where everything lives in plain executable markdown files.
Yes, plain files. This includes everything: API specs, docs, requests, tests, and flows, all in one place, in plain markdown, versioned and tracked in Git.
Who this is for:
• Software Developers, QA engineers, and Technical Writers who work with APIs, who already work and collab on Git and care about clarity, simplicity and composable, Git-native workflows.
What the heck does composable mean? I hear someone ask.
Anyone with experience using Postman or other tools will know this: API requests are like static forms you have to fill in. In Voiden, requests are not like that. Instead, they are built from composable blocks (endpoint, auth, params, body, scripts). These blocks can be added wherever you want, reused, replaced, versioned, or shared, just like code. Everything is plain text and fully executable.
Core principles we built it on:
• free and local-first, plain text executable files • composable through reusable blocks - define once and reuse across files, (like functions when coding) • collaboration happens in Git, where developers already work • no accounts, no lock-in, no cloud dependency
Our inspiration came from two places:
• curl — for its simplicity • Obsidian — for its composability and power through plain files
Our most recent and proud update is that we added the Voiden Runner, so you can execute your API workflows directly from the terminal!
Other important features that we+the community have added:
• Chaining multiple requests into flows • Real scripting (JS / Python / Shell) before & after requests • A Voiden “skills” layer so tools like Claude/Codex can operate on .void files
• SDK for community plugins so we can get the tool extended: https://voiden.md/plugins. The first community plugins are already there and are super cool.
We are still early, and this launch is really about meeting more builders who care about this space.
I wish I could give a discount coupon but the tool is already free forever.
What’s the most painful part of working with APIs today?
What's keeping you use Postman or any other legacy tool?
How would you extend Voiden to use it in your specific flows and use cases?
Thanks a lot,
Nikolas
About Voiden : API Work - But Done Better on Product Hunt
“Working with APIs in your flow, plain markdown. Open Source.”
Voiden : API Work - But Done Better was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 55 upvotes and 6 comments, placing #84 on the daily leaderboard. Voiden is an offline-first, Git-native API workspace where specs, docs, tests, mocks, and requests all live together in the same plain text files, as programmable Markdown blocks. Build and Test APIs locally, version everything, and work the way developers actually do.
On the analytics side, Voiden : API Work - But Done Better competes within API, Open Source and Developer Tools — topics that collectively have 681.3k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Voiden : API Work - But Done Better performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
Who hunted Voiden : API Work - But Done Better?
Voiden : API Work - But Done Better was hunted by Nikolas Dimitroulakis. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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Nikolas Dimitroulakis
Hey PH community 👋
A few months ago we open-sourced Voiden, the API client we built to bring a new perspective on how API work can be done.
Open sourcing turned out to be a good idea: the tool has been growing steadily (12k installs ❤️), mostly driven by developers who share the same frustration we had.
So what is Voiden?
Voiden is a free, local-first, git-native API workspace where everything lives in plain executable markdown files.
Yes, plain files. This includes everything: API specs, docs, requests, tests, and flows, all in one place, in plain markdown, versioned and tracked in Git.
Who this is for:
• Software Developers, QA engineers, and Technical Writers who work with APIs, who already work and collab on Git and care about clarity, simplicity and composable, Git-native workflows.
What the heck does composable mean? I hear someone ask.
Anyone with experience using Postman or other tools will know this: API requests are like static forms you have to fill in. In Voiden, requests are not like that. Instead, they are built from composable blocks (endpoint, auth, params, body, scripts). These blocks can be added wherever you want, reused, replaced, versioned, or shared, just like code. Everything is plain text and fully executable.
Core principles we built it on:
• free and local-first, plain text executable files
• composable through reusable blocks - define once and reuse across files, (like functions when coding)
• collaboration happens in Git, where developers already work
• no accounts, no lock-in, no cloud dependency
Our inspiration came from two places:
• curl — for its simplicity
• Obsidian — for its composability and power through plain files
Our most recent and proud update is that we added the Voiden Runner, so you can execute your API workflows directly from the terminal!
Other important features that we+the community have added:
• Chaining multiple requests into flows
• Real scripting (JS / Python / Shell) before & after requests
• A Voiden “skills” layer so tools like Claude/Codex can operate on .void files
• SDK for community plugins so we can get the tool extended: https://voiden.md/plugins. The first community plugins are already there and are super cool.
We are still early, and this launch is really about meeting more builders who care about this space.
I wish I could give a discount coupon but the tool is already free forever.
👉 Download (mac, windows, linux) : https://voiden.md/download
👉 Repo: https://github.com/VoidenHQ/voiden
👉 Changelog: https://voiden.md/changelog
Would love your feedback, especially:
What’s the most painful part of working with APIs today?
What's keeping you use Postman or any other legacy tool?
How would you extend Voiden to use it in your specific flows and use cases?
Thanks a lot,
Nikolas