A request workbench
Edit request URLs, headers and bodies, then inspect the response from your selected endpoint.
Develop & connect · 2TInteractive
2TI Native API Architect
Make the request. Understand the response.
Build and organize requests against services you control. Keep collections and environments close to the project, with native execution that does not depend on browser CORS.
curl -LO https://2tinteractive.com/apps/releases/2ti-api-architect-latest-amd64.deb && sudo dpkg -i 2ti-api-architect-latest-amd64.deb
What you can work with
A focused tool. Room to expand.
Available capabilities
Collections that stay with you
Store collections and environments locally, with variable resolution for reusable requests.
Native request execution
Requests are passed through the Rust backend rather than a hosted proxy.
Clear capability boundaries
Mocking, fuzzing and schema export have explicit unconnected states in the current build.
Inside 2TI Native API Architect
The interface, as captured.
Captured
Evaluation setup
Current browser build at its evaluation setup screen. The workspace remains behind activation; no licensed session or native connection is shown.
Captured
Build and inspect a request
Archived request workspace preview with example content; not proof of a connected service.
From the first task to your daily routine
Expand around the work.
Each app has its own job. Connections add scope when they are configured for your workflow.
Connect the contract to the implementation
Use API Architect alongside DB Studio to investigate data behavior, and SovereignAI or ForgeTerm to implement and verify the resulting change.
A product pairing describes a workflow. Automatic data exchange requires an implemented, configured connection.
Read the guide →Availability
Your next step starts here.
Linux
Published and checksum verified
Macos
Active R&D / Pending native validation
Windows
Active R&D / Pending native validation
2TI Native API Architect Linux beta (.deb, amd64) · v0.2.1
Published release artifact, checksum verified on download.
Package SHA-256
5bd9b62fdb3603cdc0a70cf76867d3b460686eabd3a84c9b5cc453df57f0d74a2TI Native API Architect Linux beta (.deb, amd64) · v0.2.0
Published release artifact, checksum verified on download.
Package SHA-256
7d7da0555594f8532f76901839b0d75e15bfa42c228879a9d2320c0d11f4937d2TI Native API Architect Linux beta (.deb, amd64) · v0.2.1
Published release artifact, checksum verified on download.
Package SHA-256
5bd9b62fdb3603cdc0a70cf76867d3b460686eabd3a84c9b5cc453df57f0d74aSee the release notes for the operating-system requirements of a listed package.
Pricing
30-day evaluation - pricing gate pending
Commercial plans and prices are being prepared. No paid checkout is available here. Any evaluation terms are shown separately for the applicable release.
Manage your suite account →Start with confidence
Setup, everyday use and troubleshooting.
Before you begin
Availability, connections and pricing.
How does this fit with other 2TI products?
Use API Architect alongside DB Studio to investigate data behavior, and SovereignAI or ForgeTerm to implement and verify the resulting change.
What should I check before using this build?
The current copilot reports model availability; generation, mocking and fuzzing are not advertised as completed features.
What does it cost?
Commercial plans and prices are being prepared. No paid checkout is available here. Any evaluation terms are shown separately for the applicable release.
Let’s get you started
Make 2TI Native API Architect part of your day.
Explore the setup guides, check the current release, or talk to us about fitting this workspace into your day.