pigeonHow Pigeon files every request by domain
No Save dialog. No empty Untitled tabs. Send a request and Pigeon names the tab and files history under the host — automatically.
Most API clients treat organization as homework. You send a request, then you rename the tab, then you drag it into a folder, then you remember to save.
Pigeon flips that.
Send first, organize for free
- Type a URL and hit send.
- The tab name becomes the path (or stays locked if you renamed it).
- History groups under the domain —
api.example.com, not a flat dump of timestamps.
You keep momentum. Pigeon keeps the paper trail.
Why domain grouping
When you debug, you think in hosts: staging vs production, Stripe vs your own API. Filing by domain matches that mental model without another taxonomy to maintain.
Collections still exist when you want a deliberate tree. History is the automatic layer — always on, always local.
Try it
curl -fsSL https://trypigeon.dev/install.sh | shSend three requests to different hosts. Watch the sidebar fill itself.