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Galileo vs HTTP Toolkit: What are the differences?

Developers describe Galileo as "Analytics Platform for Monitoring, Visualizing and Inspecting API & Microservice Traffic". Galileo is an analytics platform for APIs that includes Realtime Logging, Request Replay, and Diff Comparisons. On the other hand, HTTP Toolkit is detailed as "Supercharged debugging for HTTP(S), with one click setup". It is a suite of cross-platform, beautiful & open-source tools for debugging, testing and building with HTTP(S). Intercept & view all your HTTP(S) Mock endpoints or entire servers Rewrite, redirect, or inject errors.

Galileo and HTTP Toolkit can be categorized as "API" tools.

Some of the features offered by Galileo are:

API analytics
API monitoring
API Alerts

On the other hand, HTTP Toolkit provides the following key features:

HTTPS interception with zero configuration
Automated interception setup for many clients including Chrome, Firefox & almost all CLI tools
Full text search of all request & response details

Manage your open source components, licenses, and vulnerabilities

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What is Galileo?

Galileo is an analytics platform for APIs that includes Realtime Logging, Request Replay, and Diff Comparisons.

What is HTTP Toolkit?

HTTP Toolkit is a tool for testing, debugging & developing with HTTP and HTTPS. With one click you can start an application, browser, terminal or mobile app, immediately capture all its HTTP(S) traffic, and inspect, rewrite & mock it.