HTTP Catcher

HTTP Catcher

Inspect web traffic

136 ratings
183 reviews
#168 in free Developer Tools
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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 13, 2018
  • June 3, 2021

Features

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About

This app acts as a web debugging proxy to intercept, inspect, modify, and replay web traffic. It records HTTP and HTTPS traffic directly on your device without needing a computer, making it easy to test apps and websites.

Intercept and inspect web traffic
Decrypt HTTPS traffic
Modify requests and responses
Replay requests
Block URLs
View WebSocket
DNS mapping
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What's New in HTTP Catcher

2.8.0

June 3, 2021

1. Fix iOS 14 Wi-Fi connection failure issue 2. Fix a connection failure when accessing HTTPS requests with IP domain address 3. Support advanced replay function, replay can edit request content 4. Fix the problem of wrong format of cURL export

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In-App Purchases

$3.99

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Charts

Top Free

📉 168-18

Developer Tools

This app dropped -18 positions in Developer Tools chart.

Last updated on August 5, 2026.

Top Grossing

📉 176-3

Developer Tools

This app dropped -3 positions in Developer Tools chart.

Last updated on August 5, 2026.

User reviews

Https doesn’t work

Unfortunately the https certificate process doesn’t work

Root cert

After paying I was unable to install root cert to decrypt https traffic

買了還不能申請退款

不知道有什麼用,好幾年都沒更新了。,千萬別買

IOS 26

Все круто, но где обновление для IOS 26?

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Лучшее приложение на 2025 год

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

9 issues

Certificate not working on iOS 16

Bug

App crashes on iOS 16.5.1

Bug

Advanced replay feature non-functional

Bug

Restore purchase button unresponsive

Bug

Piracy detection false positives

Bug

Website loading blocked during HTTPS capture

Bug

Incomplete JSON text display

Bug

UI rendering issues on iOS 10.3.3

Bug

Purchase restoration fails after device reset

Bug

Requested Features

10 requests

User agent identification in traffic logs

Feature

Advanced filtering and search capabilities

Feature

Per-app request blacklist functionality

Feature

Request history filtering by application

Feature

Copy entire request headers at once

Feature

Edit and resend requests without rewrite rules

Feature

TCP and UDP packet capture support

Feature

Regular expression support for validation

Feature

Config file import functionality

Feature

Improved text display for full content visibility

Feature

FAQ

What does HTTP Catcher do?

HTTP Catcher functions as a web debugging proxy. It allows you to intercept, inspect, modify, and replay web traffic directly from your mobile device. This is useful for testing applications and websites by examining requests and responses.

How does HTTP Catcher work?

The app creates a local VPN on your device. When you start capturing traffic, it launches a local HTTP proxy within the VPN process. All your web traffic is then routed through this proxy for inspection and manipulation.

Can I decrypt HTTPS traffic with this app?

Yes, a key feature of HTTP Catcher is its ability to decrypt HTTPS traffic. This allows you to view and analyze the content of secure web connections, which is crucial for thorough debugging.

Is HTTP Catcher free to use?

The application is free to download and use, but it offers in-app purchases. These purchases likely unlock advanced features or remove limitations, providing a freemium model for users.

What are some common use cases for HTTP Catcher?

Common use cases include debugging mobile applications by inspecting their network requests and responses, testing website functionality, analyzing API calls, and understanding how data is transmitted over Wi-Fi and cellular networks.