Hi, I’m Brandon Woodruff.

I built SlowDown because I kept needing a predictable delay when testing front-ends and APIs—loading spinners, timeouts, race conditions, and retry logic—without standing up a one-off mock server every time.

The idea is simple: hit a URL like /ms/500 and the service waits that long, then responds. You choose milliseconds, seconds, or minutes (within sane caps), optionally tweak the body or status code, and read delay metadata from response headers.

If you want to contact me and learn more about what I like to do, reach out at brandonwoodywoodruff@gmail.com or on LinkedIn.

If SlowDown saves you a little time while you’re testing the slow path, it did its job. Thanks for stopping by.