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What it is

Moni Proxy captures and works with HTTP/HTTPS traffic on devices, letting developers inspect, mock, rewrite, and replay requests. For HTTPS, it decrypts calls after a guided local certificate authority setup and displays each request’s method, status, host, path, size, and duration. Its rules can map local responses, rewrite requests, override DNS, block traffic, or pause at breakpoints. Compose lets users build or edit a request’s method, URL, headers, and JSON body before replaying it. The tool also generates typed models from JSON in Swift, Dart, Kotlin, and TypeScript, and includes utilities for JSON, encoding, hashes, JWTs, QR codes, timestamps, and regular expressions.

The free plan costs nothing and includes one active rule each for mocks, rewrites, and breakpoints, three DNS override rules, three ignore-host rules, 20 Compose requests per day, seven-day history, one paired device, Dart code generation, and HAR export. Paid plans start at $71, paid once. iOS and Android apps and a macOS installer are listed; Windows and Linux desktop releases are marked as coming soon.

Spec sheet

What it does
Moni Proxy is a mobile-first HTTP/HTTPS debugger that captures, decrypts, inspects, mocks, rewrites and replays traffic directly on devices.Read 15 Oct 2026 · moniproxy.com
Purpose
Moni Proxy captures, inspects, mocks, rewrites, and replays HTTP/HTTPS traffic directly on devices.Read 7 Oct 2026 · moniproxy.com
Intended users
The maker describes the product for mobile and API developers, QA and test engineers, and security testers inspecting apps they are authorized to test.Read 7 Oct 2026 · moniproxy.com
Privacy
The maker says capture, SSL decryption, mocking, and scripting happen locally and request payloads or decrypted traffic are not sent to its servers.Read 7 Oct 2026 · moniproxy.com
Support
Team 5 and Team 10 plans include priority email support.Read 7 Oct 2026 · moniproxy.com
Android requirement
The download page lists Android 8.0 (Oreo) or later.Read 15 Oct 2026 · moniproxy.com
Apple App Store pricing
The listing shows in-app purchase prices of $79.99, $49.99 and $8.99 for Moni Proxy Premium products.Read 15 Oct 2026 · apps.apple.com
Apple App Store privacy
Apple's listing reports that the developer declares no data collected.Read 15 Oct 2026 · apps.apple.com
Available platforms
The downloads page lists iOS and Android apps and a macOS installer; it labels Windows and Linux desktop releases as Phase 2 and coming soon.Read 7 Oct 2026 · moniproxy.com
Breakpoints
Breakpoint rules pause requests or responses so headers, bodies and statuses can be edited before continuation.Read 15 Oct 2026 · moniproxy.com
Built-in utilities
Its Toolbox includes JSON formatting, Base64, URL encoding, hashes, JWT decoding, QR generation and scanning, timestamps, and a regex tester.Read 7 Oct 2026 · moniproxy.com
Certificate security
The root certificate and private key are generated on-device; the guide says the private key never leaves the device and can be removed through OS settings.Read 15 Oct 2026 · moniproxy.com
Code generation
JSON responses can be converted into typed Swift Codable, Dart, Kotlin serialization and TypeScript models.Read 15 Oct 2026 · moniproxy.com
Compose and replay
Compose creates requests from scratch and captured calls can be resent, edited and replayed; Pro adds saved workspaces.Read 15 Oct 2026 · moniproxy.com
Desktop requirements
The download page lists Intel and Apple Silicon Macs, Windows 10/11 64-bit, and Linux AppImage/Deb/RPM packages planned for Phase 2.Read 15 Oct 2026 · moniproxy.com
Developer toolbox
The built-in toolbox includes JSON formatting, Base64, URL encoding, hashes, JWT decoding, QR tools, timestamps and regex testing.Read 15 Oct 2026 · moniproxy.com
Exports
HAR export is free, while Pro adds multiline cURL scripts, native .moniproxy bundles and multi-session archives.Read 15 Oct 2026 · moniproxy.com
Exports and history
Free users can export HAR and retain history for seven days; Pro adds cURL, .moniproxy, and multi-session exports with unlimited history.Read 7 Oct 2026 · moniproxy.com
Google Play privacy
Google Play's data-safety section states no data shared with third parties and no data collected.Read 15 Oct 2026 · play.google.com
HTTPS capture
A local VPN and a device-installed certificate let the Android app capture Wi-Fi or cellular HTTP/HTTPS traffic and display decrypted requests.Read 15 Oct 2026 · play.google.com
Independent user feedback
AppPage.net shows one Android user review reading “great” and reports 100+ installs.Read 15 Oct 2026 · apppage.net
iOS requirement
The download page lists iOS 15.0 or later for the mobile app.Read 15 Oct 2026 · moniproxy.com
JavaScript extensibility
Pro JavaScript interceptors provide onRequest and onResponse hooks with helper APIs and execute locally on the device.Read 15 Oct 2026 · moniproxy.com
Licence information
The official comparison page calls HTTP Toolkit open source but does not name an open-source licence for Moni Proxy.Read 15 Oct 2026 · moniproxy.com
Limit: certificate pinning
The maker's QA guide warns that apps using certificate pinning cannot be intercepted unless pinning is disabled in the test build.Read 15 Oct 2026 · moniproxy.com
Limit: Linux availability
Linux binaries are marked Coming Soon as a Phase 2 desktop release.Read 15 Oct 2026 · moniproxy.com
Limit: no public API
The published product, guide and download pages describe in-app JavaScript hooks and code generation but provide no public HTTP API or SDK documentation.Read 15 Oct 2026 · moniproxy.com
Maker details
The opened maker pages identify the product as Moni Proxy but do not state a maker name, headquarters, or founding date.Read 7 Oct 2026 · moniproxy.com
Maker headquarters
Google Play lists the developer address as 28 Tran Binh, Dolphin Plaza Building, Floor 3, Hanoi, Vietnam.Read 15 Oct 2026 · play.google.com
Maker legal identity
Google Play identifies the developer as MONI TECHNOLOGY COMPANY LIMITED; Apple identifies the seller as MONI TECHNOLOGY CO. LTD.Read 15 Oct 2026 · play.google.com
Maker scale
The maker's studio site describes MONI TECHNOLOGY CO. LTD as a small focused team with 12 apps and more than 50,000 users.Read 15 Oct 2026 · moniai.app
Map Local mocks
Map Local can substitute a captured endpoint response with custom files, JSON, status codes and optional delays.Read 15 Oct 2026 · moniproxy.com
Minimum versions
The iOS app requires iOS 15.0 or later, and the Android app requires Android 8.0 or later.Read 7 Oct 2026 · moniproxy.com
No root or jailbreak
The maker says iOS jailbreak and Android root are not required; it uses native system VPN profiles and certificate configurations to route and parse traffic.Read 7 Oct 2026 · moniproxy.com
Notable update
Google Play's September 5, 2026 update added guided HTTPS setup, a three-day yearly Pro trial, free scripting access and bug/performance fixes.Read 15 Oct 2026 · play.google.com
On-device operation
The maker says capture, TLS decryption, mocking and scripting run locally and decrypted request payloads are not sent to its servers.Read 15 Oct 2026 · moniproxy.com
Rating on AppAgg
0 out of 5 from 0 user ratings; AppAgg lists the Android app as free.Read 15 Oct 2026 · appagg.com
Rating on AppBrain
0.00 out of 5 from 0 reviews; AppBrain lists 100+ downloads.Read 15 Oct 2026 · appbrain.com
Rating on Apple App Store
Not enough ratings or reviews to display an overview; no numeric rating is shown.Read 15 Oct 2026 · apps.apple.com
Rating on Google Play
Google Play displays no star rating or review count for Moni Proxy; the listing shows 100+ downloads.Read 15 Oct 2026 · play.google.com
Remote pairing
QR or host:port pairing streams traffic bidirectionally over the local network without an account or cloud relay; free supports one paired device and Pro five.Read 15 Oct 2026 · moniproxy.com
Request composition
Compose lets users build requests, edit method, URL, headers, and JSON body, and replay captured requests.Read 7 Oct 2026 · moniproxy.com
Request inspector
Captured exchanges expose overview data, headers, bodies, JSON views and raw HTTP, with filtering by host, method, status or keyword.Read 15 Oct 2026 · moniproxy.com
Rewrite rules
Rewrite rules can change request or response headers, query parameters, bodies, statuses and redirects in flight.Read 15 Oct 2026 · moniproxy.com
Traffic rules
The rules engine supports Map Local mocks, request rewrites, DNS overrides, block lists, and breakpoints; the free tier allows one active rule of each type.Read 7 Oct 2026 · moniproxy.com

Plans and prices

Free Free Unlimited HTTPS captures · 1 active Map Local rule · 1 active rewrite rule · 1 active breakpoint · 3 DNS overrides · 3 ignore-host rules · 20 Compose requests/day · 7-day history · 1 paired device · Dart code generation · HAR export Read 15 Oct 2026 · moniproxy.com
Free Plan Free 1 active mock, rewrite, and breakpoint rule each · 3 DNS override rules · 3 ignore-host rules · 20 Compose requests/day · 7-day history · 1 paired device · Dart code generation · HAR export Read 7 Oct 2026 · moniproxy.com
Desktop $71, paid once one-time payment 1 desktop device/seat · macOS, Windows and Linux license · all Pro features · personal and commercial use · transferable · 1 year of updates Read 15 Oct 2026 · moniproxy.com
Multi-Device $79, paid once one-time payment 3 devices: 1 desktop, 1 iOS and 1 Android · all Pro features · transferable · 1 year of updates Read 15 Oct 2026 · moniproxy.com
Team 5 $129, paid once one-time payment 5 seats · desktop, iOS and Android per seat · perpetual · centralized seat management · priority email support Read 15 Oct 2026 · moniproxy.com
Team 10 $229, paid once one-time payment 10 seats · desktop, iOS and Android per seat · perpetual · centralized seat management · priority email support Read 15 Oct 2026 · moniproxy.com

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Strong points and limits

Strong points

  • Inspects detailed HTTP and HTTPS request data.
  • Rules support mocks, rewrites, DNS overrides, blocks, and breakpoints.
  • Compose can edit and replay requests.
  • Generates typed models in four listed languages.
  • Maker says traffic processing happens locally.

Limits

  • HTTPS inspection requires certificate authority setup.
  • Free tier limits active rules and paired devices.
  • Windows and Linux desktop releases are coming soon.
  • Desktop plan costs $71 as a one-time purchase.

Who it suits

It suits mobile and API developers, QA and test engineers, and security testers inspecting apps they are authorized to test. The free tier may fit individual workflows with limited active rules and one paired device.

Moni Proxy in depth

Read the full write-up

Moni Proxy is a device-based HTTP/HTTPS inspection and testing tool for mobile and API developers, QA engineers, and security testers working on apps they are authorized to test. It is strongest when local capture, request editing, replay, and traffic rules belong in one workflow. Choose it for that combination, but check the desktop release status and Free-plan caps before committing.

Overview

Moni Proxy routes device traffic through native system VPN profiles and certificate configurations; rooting or jailbreaking is not required. The maker says capture, SSL decryption, mocking, and scripting run locally, and that request payloads and decrypted traffic are not sent to its servers. That local approach is a useful fit for inspecting app behavior on a device, while HTTPS capture requires completing its guided certificate-authority setup.

Key features

Once configured, Moni Proxy decrypts HTTP and HTTPS calls and shows each request’s method, status, host, path, size, and duration. These details help developers trace app-to-API behavior. The rules engine handles local response mocks, request rewrites, DNS overrides, block lists, and breakpoints, making it useful for controlled testing as well as inspection.

Compose lets users create or edit a request’s method, URL, headers, and JSON body, then replay captured requests. JSON responses can generate typed models in Swift, Dart, Kotlin, and TypeScript. The Toolbox adds JSON formatting, Base64 and URL encoding, hashes, JWT decoding, QR generation and scanning, timestamps, and a regex tester—useful supporting tools, though the main case for Moni Proxy remains traffic work.

Free allows one active mock, rewrite, and breakpoint rule, three DNS overrides, and three ignore-host rules. It also caps Compose at 20 requests per day. Those limits can suit occasional debugging, but constrain sustained testing or scenarios that need several rules of the same type. Free history lasts seven days and exports are limited to HAR. Pro adds unlimited history, cURL,.moniproxy, and multi-session exports.

Devices pair by QR code or host and port over a local network. One paired device is allowed on Free; Pro raises that to five. This makes Free a single-device option, while multi-device work requires a paid plan.

Pricing

The Free Plan costs nothing. It includes one active mock, rewrite, and breakpoint rule each; three DNS override rules; three ignore-host rules; 20 Compose requests per day; seven-day history; one paired device; Dart code generation; and HAR export. It is a reasonable way to handle light, single-device work, but the daily request cap, short history, and narrow export choice are meaningful limits.

Desktop costs $71, paid once, with a one-time payment for a perpetual license. It covers one device, all Pro features, personal and commercial use, and a transferable license, with one year of updates. It fits an individual who needs Pro on one desktop; the license does not include a second device.

Multi-Device costs $79, paid once, also as a one-time payment for a perpetual license. It covers three devices—one desktop, one iOS device, and one Android device—with all Pro features, personal and commercial use, a transferable license, and one year of updates. For a cross-platform individual workflow, the modest step up from Desktop buys two additional device slots.

Team 5 costs $129, paid once for a perpetual license covering five seats; Team 10 costs $229, paid once for ten seats. Both include desktop, iOS, and Android per seat, centralized seat management, priority email support, and one year of updates. They are the relevant choices for shared team use; the main distinction is seat count.

Platforms

The iOS app requires iOS 15.0 or later, and the Android app requires Android 8.0 or later. The downloads page offers those apps and a macOS installer. Windows and Linux desktop releases are labeled Phase 2 and coming soon, so buyers who need either desktop version now should not treat the listed Desktop license as proof of current availability.

Who it's for

Moni Proxy is aimed at mobile and API developers, QA and test engineers, and security testers inspecting apps they are authorized to test. It is a particularly good fit for individuals or teams that need to modify, mock, and replay device requests, and for those who value local traffic processing. It is less suitable for users who need broad rule capacity on a free plan or a currently available Windows or Linux desktop release.

Pros and cons

Pros

Local capture, decryption, mocking, and scripting keep request payloads and decrypted traffic off the maker’s servers, according to the maker.

Request editing, replay, mocks, rewrites, DNS overrides, blocking, and breakpoints cover several stages of device traffic testing.

The Multi-Device perpetual license includes desktop, iOS, and Android slots, while team plans add centralized seat management and priority email support.

Cons

Free is limited to 20 Compose requests per day, one paired device, seven-day history, and a small number of active rules.

Free code generation is for Dart only; Swift, Kotlin, and TypeScript are not included in its stated allowance.

Windows and Linux desktop releases are still marked as coming soon, leaving macOS as the currently offered desktop installer.

Paid licenses include one year of updates; buyers should account for that term when considering a perpetual license.

Alternatives

Browse web debugging proxies if you want to compare the category more broadly.

HTTP Toolkit is worth considering if its free tier’s basic interception, inspection, manual request and response breakpoints, and built-in HTTP client tools better match a lighter workflow; it also spans web alongside mobile and desktop platforms.

NetworkSpy may suit users specifically interested in LLM token-stream analysis, resource mapping, custom viewer building, or scripting, though its free plan limits several of those capabilities.

ProxyHawk is an option for Android, iOS, and macOS users who want a monthly plan; its Monthly tier is ₹417 a month and includes unlimited traffic, three devices, breakpoints, blocking, mapping, and mocks.

Reqable offers a free Community plan with one device, 100MB storage, and three rewrite, script, breakpoint, gateway, and mirror rules; choose it if those stated caps fit better than Moni Proxy’s Compose and history limits.

Fluxzy has a free Community Edition for personal use with all features included; it may be preferable if that personal-use model suits your needs.

Fiddler Everywhere is a paid alternative with a free trial, for readers willing to start with a subscription rather than Moni Proxy’s perpetual-license options.

Probe is another free option for HTTPS interception, mobile debugging, request and response inspection, breakpoints, JavaScript scripting, collections, and session saving.

Proxyman offers a free evaluation trial with limited features; consider it if that trial is a better fit for evaluating a paid product.

Verdict

Moni Proxy is a strong fit for developers, QA engineers, and authorized security testers who want local device capture alongside request editing, replay, and rules. Its cross-platform device licenses and locally processed traffic are the main reasons to choose it; the free caps and the not-yet-available Windows and Linux desktop releases are the main reasons to look elsewhere.

Verdict

Moni Proxy combines device traffic inspection with request editing, replay, rules, and developer utilities. Check the desktop release status and free-tier limits against your workflow before choosing a plan.

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