Capture with one switch.
Start capturing, and Reqly becomes your Mac's proxy. Stop, quit or even crash, and your network settings come back.
Reqly is a free, open-source traffic inspector for the Mac. Every request your apps make, clearly laid out, in a native app.
Free and open source · macOS 26 or later · Signed and notarized

Start capturing, and Reqly becomes your Mac's proxy. Stop, quit or even crash, and your network settings come back.
Pick the hosts to decrypt. Everything else passes through untouched.
See which app sent what, with headers, cookies, bodies and timing. JSON, XML, images and more are formatted for you.
Search URLs, headers and bodies. Filter by app, device, host or status, and pin what matters.
Pause a request at a breakpoint and edit it. Answer it with a local file, send it to another server, rewrite it, block it, or slow the network down to 3G.
Write JavaScript that rewrites requests and responses, or answers them itself. Scripts can't reach your files or the network.
Connect a phone on the same Wi-Fi with a QR code. iOS Simulators and Android emulators are set up for you.
HTTP/2, WebSocket, and gRPC and Protobuf decoded into readable fields.
Save sessions and export HAR files with secrets hidden, open them again, and copy any request as cURL.
Native controls, light and dark mode, keyboard shortcuts and VoiceOver throughout.
No account, no analytics, and Reqly never sends your traffic anywhere. On its own, it only checks GitHub once a day for a newer version, and you can turn that off.
Reqly is MIT-licensed and built in the open. Read the code, report a problem, or send a pull request.
Everything from the Mac app.
A companion app that sends a device's traffic to Reqly in a few taps.
The same companion app, which also shows which app made each connection.
or, with Homebrew:
brew install --cask parsamlm/reqly/reqlymacOS 26 or later. Reqly keeps itself up to date.