ApiArk
Local-first API client with no login, no cloud — collections stored as plain YAML files

Look, you're leading with technical specs — 50MB RAM, <2s startup — and that's actually your strongest card, but who are you playing it for? The devs who hate Postman's bloat already know they hate it; they don't need convincing on the problem. What they need is a reason to trust that you, a v0.1 product, won't disappear in six months. Where's the GitHub star count, the Discord community? Your hero tries to do three things at once — privacy, performance, and git workflow — and dilutes all three. I'd lead hard with the git-native YAML storage angle because that's genuinely differentiated; Bruno plays there but you've got the protocol breadth. The feature grid reads like a spec sheet, not a story — where's the 30-second demo GIF of someone ditching an 800MB Postman install? Show me the moment, not the bullet points. Pick one narrative thread and make every section reinforce it.