Import a Postman collection, run a real load test against it, and keep a glanceable green/red dashboard of the APIs you care about - without opening a laptop.
Fathom Pulse turns a collection you already have into a real, device-aware load test - then keeps watching.
Paste the JSON, pick a file, share it straight from Drive/Slack/Mail, or drop in a .zip with the collection and its environment together.
Fathom checks your device's CPU, RAM, and network before picking a safe concurrency - so a "Heavy" run never just crashes your phone instead of testing the target.
An embedded JavaScript engine runs your collection's actual scripts - HMAC signing, and chaining a login token into the next request, exactly like Postman does.
Pin the flows you care about and see them green or red at a glance - even without unlocking your phone, via the home-screen widget.
Turn on auto-check and Fathom quietly re-runs a pinned flow on your own schedule, and taps you on the shoulder the moment one starts failing.
No account, and no backend of ours - test requests go straight from your phone to the target you configured. Collections, environments, and results all live in local storage on your device, plain and simple.
Two ways to move it - one automatic, one entirely up to you.
Android's own Auto Backup is on for every install, no setup required. Reinstall Fathom, or set up a new phone signed into the same account, and your collections, environments, saved templates, dashboard pins, past run results, and settings (a configured Slack webhook included) come back on their own.
Settings → Export data saves a plain file with your collections, environments, templates, dashboard pins, and settings - email it to yourself, keep it in Drive, hand it to a teammate. Import data merges it back in on any device; nothing existing is deleted, and past run results are left out on purpose so the file stays small and shareable.
Most of the time you don't want to hammer anything - you want to know it's still up. Fathom's Sanity Check runs your collection once, no load generated at all, and gives you a plain pass/fail read so a problem shows up before it turns into a page. When you do need to push it, the same collection becomes a real load test, sized to what your phone can safely generate.
Sanity Check runs every request once, on a schedule, with no load at all - just "still healthy" or "something broke," early enough to fix quietly.
When you need an actual load test, Fathom checks your device's CPU, RAM, and network first and picks a concurrency it can safely sustain against the target.
Generate a polished PDF - verdict, charts, device specs, timestamps - and share it to any app: email, Slack, Drive, wherever it needs to land.
Point Fathom at a Slack webhook and every run - or just the ones that fail - posts its verdict and metrics right into the channel your team already watches.
Three tiers, each for a different job - not one bucket with everything crammed in.
Not another cloud dashboard you have to remember to check - a pulse you glance at.
A Postman v2.1 export, pasted, picked, or shared straight from wherever it already lives.
Pick Light, Medium, or (Plus) Heavy - or dial in your own numbers in Advanced mode.
A pinned flow shows green or red on your Dashboard and home-screen widget - auto-check keeps it current.