Rockxy
An open-source HTTP and HTTPS debugging proxy.
About Rockxy
Rockxy captures traffic from Mac apps, simulators and devices, including WebSocket and GraphQL, then lets you replay, rewrite, map and break on requests and redact data before sharing. The core is free and open source, with one-time Pro licences.
Install Rockxy
Download it from the links above, or install it from the Terminal:
brew install --cask rockxy Questions about Rockxy
Is Rockxy free?
Rockxy is free to download and use, with paid upgrades for extra features.
Where can I download Rockxy for Mac?
Download Rockxy from the developer's website (rockxy.io) and GitHub. MacWorthy links only to official sources.
Can I install Rockxy from the Terminal?
Yes. With Homebrew, run brew install --cask rockxy.
What are good alternatives to Rockxy?
Other developer tools apps for Mac worth a look are Proxyman (free + pro), Tracexy (free + pro), Zed (open source) and Ghostty (open source).
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