HTTP Request Shortcuts4.8.0

Put a shortcut or widget on an Android home screen to send a prepared HTTP request to a REST API, web service, or other URL instead of composing recurring requests manually. It connects home-screen actions with network services, scripts, automation systems, and devices, serving web-server scripts, home-automation and IoT controls, Raspberry Pi or Arduino projects, workflow automation, and file downloads.

HTTP and HTTPS requests support GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, PATCH, HEAD, OPTIONS, and TRACE, with Basic, Digest, Bearer, or client-certificate authentication, custom headers, and per-request text bodies. Files may be uploaded as form-data or supplied as the request body, while HTTP proxies and self-signed certificates are supported. Responses can appear as a toast, window, or dialog, or run silently, while built-in icons, custom icons, site favicons, and tab-based groups organize shortcuts.

Variables insert text, numbers, passwords, selections, colors, or dates into requests, and pre- or post-request JavaScript can show dialogs or toasts, collect input, parse JSON or XML, calculate HMAC values, store global variables, vibrate the device, and play notification sounds. Scripts can also send TCP or UDP packets and MQTT messages, wake devices over a network, send Android intents, trigger Tasker tasks, read QR codes through a third-party app, and read the current physical location. Requests and configurations can be imported or exported in JSON or cURL format; Tasker integration and Dark Mode extend its automation workflow.

HTTP Request Shortcuts 4.7.0 is open-source System Tools software for Android 8.0+ and supports arm64-v8a, armeabi-v7a, x86_64, and x86.