Proxyman

Proxyman is a native HTTP debugging proxy that runs on macOS, iOS, Windows, and Linux. It intercepts HTTP and HTTPS traffic, decrypts it, and presents requests and responses in a single workspace where developers can inspect headers, payloads, JSON bodies, and cookies side by side. The tool supports breakpoints, mapping local or remote resources, scripting, and a range of filters that let users isolate specific URLs or combine criteria for complex queries.

The application is built for macOS with Apple Silicon performance in mind, offering a customizable layout, toolbar, and panel configuration, as well as a previewer that displays raw and formatted data. Advanced features include GraphQL debugging, a map‑local tool for redirecting requests, and AI‑assisted debugging capabilities. Users can capture traffic from mobile devices such as iOS and Android by routing them through the proxy.

Designed for individual developers and teams of any size, Proxyman provides a complete suite of network‑debugging utilities without requiring external components. Its interface follows familiar macOS conventions, supporting universal shortcuts and fast rendering, making it a practical alternative for developers needing to monitor, filter, and modify HTTP(S) traffic in real time.