Stop switching tabs. Hoppscotch runs separately. DevConsole inherits your session state automatically because it lives in your app.
Comparing core capabilities for modern engineering teams
| Feature | DevConsole | Hoppscotch |
|---|---|---|
| Open Source | ||
| Web-Based | ||
| REST/GraphQL Support | ||
| In-App EmbeddingAdvantage | ||
| Automatic Session InheritanceAdvantage | ||
| Zero Context SwitchingAdvantage | ||
| Git-Based StorageAdvantage | ||
| Real-time Collaboration | Via Git | |
| Standalone Access |
Hoppscotch runs in a separate tab. DevConsole embeds directly in your application.
DevConsole uses your app's cookies and tokens automatically. Hoppscotch needs manual setup.
DevConsole uses Git for sharing. Hoppscotch uses their cloud platform.
For development with authenticated endpoints, DevConsole is better because of automatic session inheritance. For standalone API exploration, Hoppscotch is excellent and free.
DevConsole has an open-source package that you install in your project. The full debugging toolkit is available via license.
DevConsole runs entirely in your browser—there's nothing to host. Just install the package and it works in your local development environment.
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