Proxyman for iOS

Capture HTTP(s) traffic directly on your iPhone and iPad

Inspect, debug, and understand every network request from your iOS apps with a fast, native experience. No desktop required.

Download Proxyman for iOS on App Store

iOS 16+ · iPadOS · VisionOS

A clear view of every request

From high-level overviews to detailed payloads, Proxyman for iOS keeps complex traffic easy to read.

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  • Proxyman for iPhone - JSON that's easy to read
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  • Proxyman for iPhone - Pause and edit with Breakpoint
  • Proxyman for iPhone - Rewrite traffic without code
  • Proxyman for iPhone - Script it with JavaScript
  • Proxyman for iPhone - More tools built in

Built for everyday debugging on iOS

A focused set of tools to capture, inspect, and share HTTP(s) traffic from your iPhone and iPad.

Inspect HTTP/HTTPS traffic in plain text

Proxyman can act as a Man-in-the-Middle, which is capable of decrypting all HTTP/HTTPS traffic and see it in plain text.

Monitor all traffic from your iOS devices

Proxyman uses a local dummy VPN to enforce all traffic to go through Proxyman app, so you can monitor all network activity with ease.

Share & Review traffic log on macOS

You can seamlessly share your log via Airdrop, then inspecting it with Proxyman for macOS.

Protect sensitive data with FaceID/Passcode

Your sensitive data is protected and no one can access it except you.

Multiple Column Layout on iPad

Proxyman leverages the big screen of your iPad and displays all data by using Side Bar Layout for a better experience.

Secure and reliable

There are no remote servers are involved and your data always remains private to end-users. What's your iOS devices, it's in your iOS devices.

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