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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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Requires macOS 10.12+. Github, Changelog

Proxyman dashboard - HTTP Web debugging on macOS

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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 Core

Proxyman 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 Proxying

Proxyman 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.

Proxyman is also integrated with iOS simulators and iOS and Android devices.

Advanced debugging tools

Proxyman provides a full set of built-in tools that facilitate debugging procedures.

With this package analyzer, it would be much easier to observe and manipulate HTTPs requests/responses, or replicate bugs and collaborate with other team members.

Feature Overview

Comprehensive list of current and up-coming Proxyman features.

Basic Features

Advanced Features

Upcoming Features

Network Throttle
Proxyman Plugins
GraphQL
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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