New tools: Bezira, Diagram and API Test

Three new tools have joined the FigBell family. Like the other FigBell applications, all three require no account, process files on this device and open without an internet connection.

Bezira

Bezira is a vector tool for logos, icons and illustrations. What sets it apart is that the document is the SVG file itself: the file you open is edited as it is, and nothing editor-specific is added to the saved text. When you open an SVG created in another program, its elements, IDs and styles are preserved.

• Bezier pen, point editing and path operations (unite, subtract, intersect, exclude)
• Layers, artboards and a live SVG source: changes on the canvas appear in the source, and what you type in the source appears on the canvas
• Export to optimised SVG, PNG at multiple scales, PDF, icon sets and favicon.ico

Nodivo

Nodivo is for flowcharts, architecture drawings, UML and mind maps. Files are in draw.io format: they open in draw.io and diagrams.net, and files from there open in Nodivo.

Clicking the arrow on the edge of a selected shape duplicates the shape in that direction and connects it, so a flowchart takes only a few clicks. A cluttered diagram can be arranged top to bottom or left to right with a single click.

Endvia

Endvia is an API client for REST, GraphQL, SOAP and WebSocket requests. Postman collections and environments open directly and are saved back in Postman format; OpenAPI and Swagger sources can be imported.

Requests go only to the address you enter; they do not pass through FigBell's servers. Collections can be linked to a folder, where they are stored as Postman files; that folder can be a git repository.

How to try them

All three tools open right away in the browser. Desktop applications are in preparation; when they are released, they will be announced on this page and on the product pages.