Multimeter combines the simplicity of Git-native tools with the power of a complete API testing platform.
Start with a single HTTP request.
Grow into tests, suites, mocks, reports, auto-generated documentation, and CI workflows when you need them.
All in the same tool. No migration required.
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✅ Powerful ecosystem
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✅ Rich API tooling
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✅ Collaboration features
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❌ Huge collections
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❌ JavaScript test scripts everywhere
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❌ CI pipelines behaving differently than local runs
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❌ Environment sprawl
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❌ Tests tied to a platform
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❌ Hidden state scattered across workspaces
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✅ Git-native
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✅ Lightweight
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✅ Simple
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❌ Repeated request definitions
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❌ Multi-step API workflows
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❌ Large test suites
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❌ Keeping mocks in sync
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❌ CI reports
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❌ Generated documentation
Everything developers love about Bruno
- ✅ Git-native
- ✅ File-based
- ✅ Lightweight
- ✅ No cloud lock-in
Everything teams eventually need as projects grow
- ✅ API testing
- ✅ Test suites
- ✅ Mock servers
- ✅ Documentation
- ✅ Reports
- ✅ CI workflows
Without switching tools. Without the usual tradeoff.
| Tool | Tradeoff |
|---|---|
| Postman | Powerful but heavy |
| Bruno | Simple but limited |
| Multimeter | Simple by default. Powerful when needed. |
Multimeter is a VS Code-native extension. All you need:
- Click Install button in Multimeter VS Code Extension
- Create a
.mmtfile - Type:
type: api
url: https://test.mmt.dev/echo
method: getThat's enough.
- No suites.
- No mocks.
- No workflows.
- No complexity.
type: test
steps:
- http: https://test.mmt.dev/echo
method: get
expect:
status: 200- Still simple.
- Still Git-native.
- Still easy to review.
As your project grows, Multimeter grows with it.
Add:
- Test suites
- Mock servers
- Documentation
- Workflow execution
- Structured reporting
- CI artifacts
Only when you need them.
Everything stays in the same ecosystem.
Multimeter validates test definitions before execution.
That means:
- ✅ Earlier feedback
- ✅ More deterministic execution
- ✅ Fewer surprises in CI
- ✅ Easier debugging
- ✅ Reproducible results
Your code, tests, mocks, documentation, reports, and environment settings live in the same repository.
- ✅ Version controlled
- ✅ Code and tests evolve together
- ✅ Reviewable through pull requests
- ✅ Easy to move and share
- ✅ No platform lock-in
- ✅ AI can update code and tests together
- ✅ Environment variables never go missing
- ✅ Historical test results stay with the project
Most API tools focus on requests.
Multimeter focuses on behavior.
Instead of asking:
"Did this request return the expected response?"
Multimeter helps you answer:
"Does this system still behave correctly?"
Demos · Documentation · Website · GitHub
