Bruno collections are plain-text files in your Git repository. Branch them, review them in a pull request, and use the access controls your team already has.
Exports in Slack, screenshots in tickets, one person's laptop. Nobody's sure which copy is current.
Who changed that endpoint, and why? Without version control, the answer is a guess.
Seat-based cloud workspaces add cost and friction to something that should be simple.
Requests live as plain-text files, right next to the service they describe.
Every change is a commit. See who edited a request, when, and why, with the whole Git log behind it.
Open a pull request for an API change. Discuss it, approve it, and merge it, the same way you ship code.
Access is governed by your repository. No separate seats, workspaces, or access layers to administer.
A large engineering org migrated from Postman to Bruno on a tight deadline. The rollout landed on time, and the team didn't look back.
Local-first and file-based. No seats to buy, no workspace to administer.