The gem built for Fusion developers.
Search 59,000+ HCM (Human Capital Management), FSCM (Financials and Supply Chain Management), and BPM (Business Process Management) Oracle Fusion REST API endpoints offline. Build q filters and Finder queries visually, navigate child APIs, and run live requests against your Oracle instance.
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Building and maintaining integrations against HCM (Human Capital Management), FSCM (Financials and Supply Chain Management), and BPM (Business Process Management) REST APIs.
Exploring endpoints and building queries for client implementations.
Building or maintaining integrations without dedicated API tooling.
From endpoint discovery to live request, without switching tools.
59,000+ HCM, FSCM, and BPM endpoints indexed locally. Search by name, parameter, or description — results in under 200ms, no login, no internet.
Build Oracle's q= filters visually — pick fields,
operators, and values; OPAL generates the expression. Switch to the Finder Builder to target named lookups
like PrimaryKey or findByPersonId without writing a single character.
Chain API calls into flows — no scripting required. Connect once, then send authenticated requests, inspect responses, and export to cURL.
From download to your first Oracle API request in under 5 minutes.
No account required. The app opens with 59,000+ endpoints already bundled and indexed.
Type any keyword — resource, parameter, or description. Results in under 200ms.
Use the Q Builder or Finder Builder to construct your query visually — no syntax to memorize. Add headers, send to your Oracle instance, and inspect the response or chain into a flow.
Works with any Oracle Fusion Cloud SaaS instance. No version requirement. Bundled specs cover HCM, FSCM, and BPM.
Credentials stored locally, encrypted AES-256-GCM. No cloud sync, no telemetry, no external server.
Yes. Every feature is free: catalog, Q Builder, Finder Builder, schema viewer, live requests, flow runner, and export backup. No account, no license key.
Yes. The bundled specs work entirely offline. Live Oracle instance only needed for live requests.
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