HTTPeep
Modern network debugging tool for real-time traffic capture
Details
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- @HTTPeep001
- Target Audience
- DevelopersQA EngineersBackend Developers
- Pricing
- One-time from $59
- Alternative To
Charles Proxy
Proxyman
About HTTPeep
HTTPeep is a next-generation HTTP/HTTPS debugging proxy built with Rust for high performance. You can capture network traffic in real-time, intercept requests, and use rule-based forwarding to manage your data flow. The tool provides features for mocking responses and handling DNS resolution, making it an essential utility for modern development workflows. It is cross-platform, offering native support for macOS, Windows, and Linux users. Our core function - Debug, mock, and rewrite HTTP/HTTPS traffic with composable rules - Rules As Code（It can be written using AI and managed using Git.） - Zero-Intrusion DNS Override - Breakpoint，MapLocal, MapRemote, MockAPI，Modify Request/response , Delay , throttle， etc...
Product Insights
High-performance network proxy built with Rust for capturing, intercepting, and mocking HTTP/HTTPS traffic across desktop and CLI environments. It offers a permanent licensing model for technical users needing granular control over data flow through rule-based automation.
- High performance Rust-based engine supporting Real-Time traffic capture.
- Rules-as-Code approach allowing for Git management and AI-assisted rule generation.
- Zero-intrusion DNS override for seamless environment redirection.
- Universal platform support across macOS, Windows, Linux, CLI, and MCP.
Ideal for: Developers and QA Engineers needing to debug or mock API traffic through a programmable and high-performance cross-platform utility.
HTTPeep serves as a modern performance-focused option alongside established alternatives like Charles Proxy and Proxyman.
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HTTPeep — a new HTTP debugging and proxy tool. 👈 HTTPeep puts all rules in a single pipeline — every step visible and traceable. Rules are files. fully offline, your data stays yours.