Capture and analyze HTTP/HTTPS traffic, rewrite requests, and manage SSH connections. Use Terminal and Python3 for scripting. Edit cookies, perform DNS parsing, and run traceroutes. Monitor system resources like CPU, memory, and network.
Allows developers to debug and test web content directly on iOS. View and edit HTML elements with live preview. Adjust and CSS rules in real time. Access JavaScript console for debugging. Check element dimensions and properties.
Capture and inspect traffic by intercepting requests and responses. Modify and replay web traffic for testing. View detailed logs of network activity under Wi-Fi or cellular networks. Set up a local proxy to monitor and website interactions.
And inspect HTTP/ traffic directly from iOS or iPad devices. Decrypt and view request/response data in plain text with JSON syntax highlighting. Share traffic to macOS for advanced inspection.
Capture and redirect HTTP/HTTPS/TCP traffic to a proxy server. Record and display HTTP, HTTPS, and DNS requests. Configure rules based on domain, IP range, or GeoIP. Track network usage and speed across different connections.
Displays device specs, storage details, battery status, and network info. It includes JSON formatter, QR code generator, color picker, Base64 encoder/decoder, and text diff comparator.
Allows debugging with real-time traffic monitoring and packet inspection. Supports protocol analysis and request/response viewing. Requires VPN authorization for operation. Does not store user data.
Monitor performance with Ping to test server or device connectivity. Use NSLookup to query DNS records for domains including A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT, NS, and PTR. Perform advanced diagnostics and analysis.
Hash strings, convert timestamps, encode and decode
Hash strings using SHA256. Convert epoch and Unix timestamps. Encode strings with base64. Decode base64 strings. Perform cryptographic operations and time format conversions.
Monitor activity to identify apps connecting to the internet. View detailed reports showing which apps are active, their data usage, and background requests. Check for privacy risks and track data consumption without technical expertise.