Why I built it: As a backend developer, I often stitched together multiple APIs, transformations, and error handling manually. I wanted something like Postman, but more composable, visual, and better for multi-step workflows. So I built it.
Github Link: https://github.com/complex1/webflow-app
Live: https;//apiflux.in
What it does: Add APIs and logic as nodes.
Connect APIs using variables across steps.
Add custom data transforms inline.
Debug inputs/outputs visually with history.
Test flows live with real API calls.
Works locally in browser also.
Under the hood: Built with Node.js, Nginx, and Vue
Zero config setup (no login needed) Entirely open-source (MIT) — self-hostable
I'm actively working on:
Authentication flows
Team workspaces
CLI and deployment support
Would love feedback from fellow developers and builders here. Especially interested in your thoughts on:
What API debugging or chaining pain points you haveWhether a tool like this fits into your workflow
What you'd need before using it in production
Thanks for reading — happy to answer anything here or on GitHub! https://github.com/complex1/webflow-app
wdb•1d ago
Shubham_APIFLUX•16h ago
Arazzo (if you're referring to the workflow spec concept around JSON-based API orchestration) focuses on defining flow logic in a declarative format — essentially a specification for how APIs interconnect.
ApiFlux is a visual playground, aimed at backend developers who want to quickly prototype, test, and debug multi-step API flows using a node-based UI (like React Flow). It allows you to:
Visually build the flow without writing orchestration specs
Execute and test it in real time
Transform data mid-flow
View live inputs, outputs, and errors
Think of it more like Postman + n8n, but purpose-built for developers testing backend logic, not automations.