Native HTTP client

Nop.

The HTTP client for the RAM apocalypse.

Nop is a fast, small, native, desktop app — without Electron, bundled browser, or gigabytes of overhead. It launches instantly and barely sips from your precious RAM. Gives you some RAM back to open more Chrome tabs.

Live capture — every request through your proxy, with method, status and timing.

While other clients eat your RAM…

Nop sips. Typical idle memory footprint:

Other HTTP client Electron 820 MB
Nop Native 14 MB

Illustrative figures. Actual usage depends on your requests, collections and history.

Built to be barely there

Every byte earns its place. Nop is fast because it has almost nothing to slow it down.

Instant launch

No bundled Chromium to spin up. Nop opens the instant you click — cold start feels warm.

Buttery smooth

Runs at your display's full refresh rate — 120 Hz, 144 Hz, whatever you've got. Silky on Retina and 4K screens.

Megabytes, not gigabytes

A self-contained binary that fits in a rounding error of the competition. Your RAM stays yours.

Local-first

Your requests, headers and collections never leave your machine. You can skip an account, cloud, telemetry.

No per-request pricing

Other clients charge you by the request or lock features behind a subscription. Nop is yours — send as many requests, collections as you want.

Built for capturing

Compose requests or capture live traffic through a local proxy. Inspect timing, headers and bodies side by side.

Get Nop

Pick your platform. All builds are self-contained — no runtime to install.

First launch? Read the setup guide — including how to mark Nop as trusted on macOS Gatekeeper.