Modern Web Debugging Proxy

Proxyman is a native, high-performance macOS application with powerful debugging features that enable developers to capture, inspect, and manipulate HTTP(s) requests/responses.

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Fully Support Apple Silicon Chip and macOS Big Sur.

Requires macOS 10.12+. Github, Changelog

Proxyman for iOS is available on AppStore. See more!

Proxyman dashboard - HTTP Web debugging Proxy on macOS

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Intuitive & Thoughtful GUI

Proxyman strictly follows the macOS Human Interface Guideline and is thoroughly designed to make your tasks simple and intuitive.

Powerful & Reliable Debugging Tools

Quickly dive into the network level to diagnose and fix problems with Proxyman debugging features.

SSL Proxying

Proxyman acts as a man-in-the-middle that logs the traffic between your applications and SSL Web Server.

It requires no complicated configuration and you can see your HTTP(s) requests/responses in plain text with just one-click.

Proxying on iOS/Android Device/Simulator

Proxyman allows proxying on both iOS or Android devices or simulators and emulators with a few clicks.

We provide detailed guidance on how to capture HTTP(s) traffic which you can simply follow and leave all complicated steps for Proxyman.

Proxyman SSL Proxying on macOS iOS and Android

Map Local Tool

Map Local Tool enables you to use the content of local files as a response to your requests, as soon as they are matched with your rules.

Map Local Tool could significantly boost your speed during the development phase as well as provide the capability to rapidly test on several edge-cased without explicitly updating the data in your server.

Breakpoint Tool

Breakpoint Tool can stop a request before it goes to your server or stops a response before it goes to your app.

Thus, you can modify such requests/ responses to test UI errors or certain back end functionalities (including security vulnerabilities).

Scripting Tool

Scripting Tool is an advanced debugging tool that enables developers to monitor requests/responses more flexibly with Javascript code.

We provide a handful of Snippet Code along with Add-ons and Libraries to facilitate your debugging procedure and make it 100x faster.

Atlantis Framework for iOS

Atlantis - A little and powerful iOS framework for inspecting HTTP/HTTPS Traffic from your iOS app without messing around with HTTP Proxy Config, Install or Trust any Certificate.

Inspect Traffic Network from your iOS Device/Simulator with ease from the Proxyman app.

Highlight with Color & Add Comment

Proxyman Highlight feature allows you to mark/highlight selected requests for better tracking during development.

You can also use Comments to take notes on the flows before exporting and sharing with others to increase legibility.

Multiple Filters

Narrow down your search with Proxyman's Multiple Filters tool. You can combine complex filtered criteria such as URL, Request Header, Response Header, Body, Status Code, Method, Color, and Comment to filter your requests/responses more accurately.

Proxyman also provides handy shortcuts and persists your last filter configs for later use.

GraphQL Debugging

Easily debug GraphQL Request by defining a matching rule with a particular GraphQL QueryName. Works with Breakpoint, Map Local, Map Remote, Scripting.

Feature Overview

Comprehensive list of current and up-coming Proxyman features.

Basic Features

Advanced Features

Upcoming Features

Proxyman Plugins
Request/Response Diffing
HTTP/2
SOCKS4 and SOCKS5
Filter Highlight
Reverse Proxy
GRPC (Try Atlantis to capture GRPC)
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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

Hey @luckymarmot … please acquire and integrate @proxyman_app 🙏#OneAppToRuleThemAll
— Dave DeLong (@davedelong) March 12, 2020

I use Dash (@kapeli) almost every day.
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.
— DeLynn Berry (@delynn) August 10, 2019

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 🙄

- Core Data Lab by @elemanssoftware
- @yoink
- @proxyman_app
- Fantastical by @flexbits
- @pdfviewerapp
- Rocket by @_matthewpalmer

But for real, thanks for the great work🙏
— Josh Holtz 💪🚀 (@joshdholtz) February 12, 2020

Have to say @proxyman_app is an absolutely phenomenal tool. I can't imagine using Charles with a native macOS app that works so well.

One thing I'm really missing is the ability to run diffs between requests to the same endpoint, that would be such a valuable feature.
— Shai Mishali @ 🏡 (@freak4pc) August 1, 2020

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Requires macOS 10.12+. Github, Changelog