HTTP Toolkit

Toolshed Labs

About this app

HTTP Toolkit is an open-source tool for testing, debugging & developing with HTTP. It lets you see every HTTP request your app and others are sending up close, breakpoint individual requests, mock endpoints or whole servers, or inject errors.

This app requires a running HTTP Toolkit desktop app, and uses Android's VPN APIs to directly rewrite network traffic on the phone to ensure it's captured on your computer.

Before using this app, you will first need to install & run HTTP Toolkit on your computer. Visit httptoolkit.com to download the desktop tool and get started.

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The HTTP Toolkit Android app itself provides tools to easily connect an Android device to HTTP Toolkit running on your computer, acting as a VPN to support one-click proxy & HTTPS certificate trust configuration, to allow filtering interception by application on the device and by port, and to allow one-tap connect/disconnect.

Have any problems? Get in touch at [e-mail].

Ratings and reviews

Vert easy to get going with pretty much no hassling around exporting/importing certificates etc, but everything has it's price , making all of this as simple as it is and how effortless completing any prerequisites, this app get you going in notime. I would highly say this is recommended for people with beginner or no pc knownledge, but can abselotely be used as a tech savvy person aswell, but if you want more advanced stuff you know the alterna. All in all, pricy, but good.

Unlike what the other reviewers said, this works really well! I'm able to intercept http/https traffic and had all the logs shown nicely on the desktop app. Tim, wouldn't reversing a port when using adb work better? Edit: thanks for the prompt reply and I appreciate the offer! Glad I was able to help out 😊 Edit 2: the update is already up! Dude you're amazing ♥️

Super easy to use. Works really well. Wish I was atleast able to copy curls for free though. Also it seems the desktop app can't display grpc server events streamed over HTTP2. They just show up as long running requests in the app without any response body.