Send requests, inspect responses, and stay productive with a lightweight, fast and accessible client. Inspired by industry tools, built for performance and usability.
Simulate real API load: design scenarios, run tests, and analyze results with clarity.
Send HTTP requests quickly and inspect status, headers and body with ease.
Define VUs and profiles to simulate traffic and validate performance thresholds.
Collaborate with your team by sharing collections, environments and results.
View latency, throughput and errors, and export reports to share insights.
LoadForge is a project being developed as part of the Capstone (TCC) at FATEC Zona Sul. It is an HTTP client aimed at developers and testers, designed to simplify sending HTTP requests for different purposes such as API testing, load simulations and server response inspection.
Inspired by widely used tools like Postman and Insomnia, LoadForge aims to offer a similar experience with specific differentiators: focus on lightness, performance and usability. It allows sending GET, POST, PUT, DELETE and other methods, and viewing responses in multiple formats (JSON, text, HTML) with details such as status code, headers and response time.
A key differentiator is using Rust on the backend. Rust was chosen for its high performance, memory safety and excellent support for concurrency (multi‑threading) — ideal for applications that must handle high volumes of simultaneous requests, like load testing. This makes LoadForge especially effective at simulating real stress scenarios on servers and APIs and analyzing system behavior precisely.
