network-logging

Powerful network debugging & logging framework for iOS - inspect HTTP traffic, requests, responses, headers & bodies right inside your app.

VPN-based Android firewall. Block internet access per app, log traffic, and monitor network usage. Built in Java with a native packet engine via JNI.

Passive Chrome network capture with raw bodies, NetLog, and a first-class local plugin system.

Dio interceptor for the Gleap Flutter SDK. Capture HTTP request and response logs to investigate in-app bug reports.

GlassBox is a lightweight, drop-in debug console for Android apps. It captures network calls, local database queries, and app logs in one place, surfaced through a floating overlay you can inspect without leaving the app. Debug builds get full visibility; release builds compile it away to a no-op — nothing ships, nothing leaks.

OkHttp interceptor for the Gleap Android SDK. Attach HTTP request and response logs to in-app bug reports for debugging.

HTTP interceptor for the Gleap Flutter SDK. Add network request and response logs to in-app bug reports and customer feedback.

An in-app network inspector for React Native & Expo — capture and debug fetch, axios and XMLHttpRequest traffic with zero native code. Inspect request/response headers, JSON bodies and timings from a draggable floating panel. TypeScript.

An in-app network inspector for React Native & Expo — capture and debug fetch, axios and XMLHttpRequest traffic with zero native code. Inspect request/response headers, JSON bodies and timings from a draggable floating panel. TypeScript.

Rust assertion functions and panic with built-in logging

Moya plugin for the Gleap iOS SDK. Capture network request logs alongside customer feedback and bug reports in Swift apps.