Inspect API calls, so you can build connectors and tools on top of third-party services.

How I use it

I use Proxyman to watch the API calls apps and services make, so I can see the requests going out and the responses coming back. That shows me how a third-party service’s API behaves, which informs the connectors and tools I build on top of it.

Proxyman is a native HTTP debugging proxy that can capture, inspect and mock HTTP and HTTPS requests across macOS, iOS, Android, Windows and Linux, so it isn’t confined to one platform. But to inspect HTTPS, I need Proxyman’s certificate installed and trusted on the machine, which means there’s a setup step beyond installing the app.

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