ProxyTap vs ExitAnty

As a mobile developer, I often need to set up a LAN proxy on my phone for development and testing. The usual method involves manually entering IPs and ports without saving configurations, which is inefficient when switching between proxy and direct connections. To solve this, I created ProxyTap, a smart tool designed to streamline LAN proxy management. It supports one-click switching, automatic configuration saving, and significantly boosts debugging efficiency, making the workflow smoother and faster. Key Features: Automatic Proxy Detection: Scans your local network to detect proxy tools (such as Charles, ProxyMan, or Mitmproxy) automatically. One-Click Switching: Instantly toggle between proxy and direct connections with a single click, eliminating the need for manual IP/port entry. Widget Support: Switch connections directly from the widget—no need to open the app, saving time and effort. Real-Time Status Monitoring: Automatically monitors the availability of proxy services and provides real-time feedback to ensure seamless debugging. Bulk Configuration Management: Manage multiple proxy configurations and switch between different projects or environments with ease. Contact Us: proxytap.app@gmail.com We value your privacy and data security. For more details, please refer to our in-app Privacy Policy and Terms of Use. Privacy Policy: https://proxytap.app/agreement/privacy.html Terms of Use: https://proxytap.app/agreement/userdoc.html

ExitAnty is a specialized tool for QA testers and team collaboration that allows for fast and consistent verification of website behavior across different environments and settings. Customizable Environments: Switch between languages, time zones, user agents, storage settings, and more for reliably reproducing edge cases. Collaborative Workflows: Share presets, align tests across team members, and accelerate review cycles. Localization and Geo-Location Testing: Confidently check language, formatting, and region-specific behavior. Privacy by Design: Sensitive data (e.g., cookies) is encrypted locally using Apple CryptoKit (AES-GCM). Use ExitAnty to optimize exploratory testing, regression verification, configuration coverage, and collaborative quality assurance, so your team gets fewer bugs.