

Proxyman
Monitor, intercept and debug HTTP/HTTPS and WebSocket traffic on macOS, iOS, Windows, and Linux. Includes advanced features such as Breakpoint, Map Local/Remote, scripting, filtering, reverse proxy, DNS spoofing, and automation for backend development.
Cost / License
- Pay once or Subscription
- Open Source
Application type
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- Android
- iPhone
- iPad
Features
- Dark Mode
- Website Monitoring
- Ad-free
- No registration required
- Detailed packet analysis
- Intercepting HTTP calls
- HTTP(S) Debugging
- Native application
- IPhone debugging
- Debugging
- AI-Powered
- SSL
Proxyman News & Activities
Recent News
- POX published news article about Proxyman
Proxyman 6.3 adds HTTP/2 support, localhost traffic capture, XML prettify, and moreProxyman 6.3 for Mac is now available, offering native tools to capture, decrypt, and mock HTTP and...
Recent activities
- jmf added Proxyman as alternative to Interceptor
- Fla updated Proxyman
- Fla updated Proxyman
muizidn added Proxyman as alternative to Network Spy- TBayAreaPat commented on Proxyman
Download for Windows https://proxyman.com/windows I consider getting into Proxyman more, but debugging seems out of my needs for this time, and my AI tells me to consider Fiddler or mitmproxy for their inspection abilities instead.
- TBayAreaPat liked Proxyman
radi_001 added Proxyman as alternative to Network Link Conditioner
radi_001 added Proxyman as alternative to macOS Network Throttler
What is Proxyman?
Proxyman is a macOS application designed for developers to monitor HTTP/HTTPS requests from various apps and domains. The software is not only compatible with macOS but also supports iOS, Windows, and Linux platforms. Developed using Swift and Objective-C, it leverages Apple SwiftNIO to deliver a high-performance network application.
The application is fully compatible with Apple Chip (M1, M2, M3) and is designed for macOS Ventura & Sonoma. It allows interception of HTTP/HTTPS requests/responses and WebSocket from Web Browsers, iOS, and Android devices. It features a modern and intuitive user interface and offers multiple filtering options. It provides comprehensive guidelines for setup with iOS simulator and iOS and Android devices.
In terms of debugging tools, Proxyman offers functionalities such as Compose, Repeat, Wildcard/Regex Filter, Multiple Filters, Customize Columns, and Toolbar among others. It also provides advanced tools like Breakpoint, Map Local, Map Remote, Backlist, External Proxying, No Caching, Protobuf, Clear Cache, Custom Certificates, Scripting, Network Conditions, Reverse Proxy, Diff, Access Control, DNS Spoofing, and more. It also automates setup for Backend Development, capturing HTTP(s) traffic from NodeJS, Ruby, and Python. It requires macOS 11+ for operation.









Comments and Reviews
Super easy to debug HTTPS response from Simulator and my iPhone. I love the way I can pin my iPhone, and ignore all irrelevant requests
Download for Windows https://proxyman.com/windows I consider getting into Proxyman more, but debugging seems out of my needs for this time, and my AI tells me to consider Fiddler or mitmproxy for their inspection abilities instead.
If you're on a Mac, there's no question that this is your best choice for an HTTP proxy / debugger tool. Its lightweight, native, and tastefull-designed UI is fast and clean; totally blows Charles out of the water.
This app is awesome! I did some testing and didn't even run into any paywalls. Super smooth and slick, no issues at all.
+1 from me
Native macOS, clean and intuitive UI I can pin and organize domains like Finder Look forward to their upcoming features!
Native and easy to use Proxy app I've used ever.