Modern and Delightful
Web Debugging Proxy
Proxyman is a native, high-performance macOS application, which enables developers to observe and manipulate HTTP/HTTPS requests.
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Modern & Intuitive GUI
By strictly following the macOS Human Interface Guideline and focusing on a thorough UI/UX, Proxyman is intuitive and friendly to all users.
Native, High-performance, Full-featured
Exclusively built as a native app, Proxyman is a superb tool that helps developers to complete their tasks and collaborate with the team.
Sophisticated Proxy CoreProxyman is entirely written in Swift-NIO, Swift, Objective-C, C, C++, and designed to run uninterruptedly at high performance with minimum system resource consumption. Thus, it optimizes RAM usage, battery life while maintaining the stability of your internet connection. |
SSL ProxyingProxyman acts as a man-in-the-middle that logs all
HTTP/HTTPS traffic
between your applications and SSL Web Server. Proxyman will
dynamically
generate certificates on-the-fly, which enables developers to
see HTTPS in plain
text. |
Advanced debugging toolsProxyman provides a full set of built-in tools that
facilitate debugging
procedures. |
Feature Overview
Comprehensive list of current and up-coming Proxyman features.
Basic Features
Advanced Features
Upcoming Features
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What people say about Proxyman
https://t.co/P1YkprcbvA a new app to intercept network traffic on your Mac, a beautiful, native Mac app. Still a huge fan of Charles web proxy, but this one just looks so nice @proxyman_app
— Felix Krause (@KrauseFx) June 26, 2019
@proxyman_app has the nicest HTTP Proxy app for Mac, the cert installation flow for Simulators is where the bar is at!
— Alan Cooke (@a1cooke) August 13, 2019
In love with Proxyman, a lightweight but fully featured proxy to analyze web service querys fast (when Burp is not needed, for example). @proxyman_app
— Dreadlocked (@_dreadlocked) April 8, 2019
Recently it's rare to see apps like this written on native languages, so thanks you so much! pic.twitter.com/XnJhWvGmXq
I use Dash (@kapeli) almost every day.
— DeLynn Berry (@delynn) August 10, 2019
I find Paw (@luckymarmot) indispensable when dealing with APIs.
I recently discovered Proxyman (@proxyman_app) and I’m glad I’ll never need to use Charles ever again.
Tried out the new native debugging proxy @proxyman_app, and it’s awesomely simple and just works - I love it 👍🏼. Glad to see it works with Websockets too so works with @ablyrealtime. https://t.co/HlhZHbslDc
— Matthew O'Riordan (@mattheworiordan) February 23, 2020
I've just discovered @proxyman_app and it looks like a pretty great Mac-only alternative to Charles Proxy. Super streamlined UI that gets right to the heart of what most of us want: to see the request and response being made from a specific app. https://t.co/emJfD2fBps
— Daniel Jalkut (@danielpunkass) March 19, 2020
Can ya’ll stop making great Mac apps? I’m getting tired of buying all of them 🙄
— Josh Holtz 💪🚀 (@joshdholtz) February 12, 2020
- Core Data Lab by @elemanssoftware
- @yoink
- @proxyman_app
- Fantastical by @flexbits
- @pdfviewerapp
- Rocket by @_matthewpalmer
But for real, thanks for the great work🙏
Hey @luckymarmot … please acquire and integrate @proxyman_app 🙏#OneAppToRuleThemAll
— Dave DeLong (@davedelong) March 12, 2020
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