Developer
By Noah Tran
Proxyman: Pause an app’s network request, inspect it, and change it.
Proxyman shows the HTTP and HTTPS requests made by desktop and mobile apps. You can inspect a request, pause it at a breakpoint, edit its data, and then let it continue.
Proxyman lets developers inspect and change app traffic.
A network debugger for viewing and changing app requests.
Choose a request from the traffic list and inspect its headers, body, and response. Add a breakpoint to pause the request before it reaches the server. You can then edit a value and continue. Mapping, scripting, and comparison tools help reproduce the same problem again.
At a glance
- Platforms
- Mac · Windows · Linux · iPhone · Android
- Price
- Free trial · Standard $89 once · Personal $99 once · team options
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Sources & history
- Traffic can be captured, inspected, and modified — The official documentation lists HTTP and HTTPS capture, structured previews, breakpoints, mapping, scripting, diffing, and network conditions.
- Current release activity checked — The official changelog records macOS 6.12.0 on June 28, 2026, following multiple substantial 2026 releases.
- Perpetual and team pricing checked — The pricing page lists individual perpetual licenses, included update terms, and separate cloud collaboration options for teams.
- Public maker attribution matched — Noah Tran is named by the official product or store record. This is public attribution, not an ownership claim.
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