Choose Your Path
Debug Browser Traffic
Use the Browser Extension when you want to inspect and modify traffic in the browser.
Debug Mobile Or Desktop Traffic
Use the Desktop App when you need proxy-based interception for mobile apps, emulators, terminal tools, or system traffic.
Modify Or Mock Traffic
Rewrite headers, bodies, query params, and responses without changing your application code.
Create Mocks
Build reusable mock APIs and hosted responses for testing, demos, and collaboration.
Understand The Product Areas
Debugging & Interception
Use the HTTP Interceptor when you need to inspect live traffic from a browser, desktop app, mobile device, emulator, terminal, or Node.js runtime.Modify Traffic
Use HTTP Rules to modify headers, redirect requests, rewrite bodies, delay responses, inject scripts, or map requests to local and remote resources.Mock APIs & Responses
Use API Mocking and File Server to simulate backend behavior for development, testing, demos, and failure scenarios.Which Setup Should You Choose?
- Browser Extension
- Desktop App
Choose the Browser Extension when:
- you only need browser-based workflows
- you want quick setup with no system proxy configuration
- you plan to inspect traffic, create rules, or work from the extension popup
Set Up Browser Extension
Install the extension, understand the interface, and learn what it can do.
Recommended First Steps
Choose Browser Extension Or Desktop App
If you only need browser-based traffic tools, start with the Browser Extension. If you need to intercept mobile apps, emulators, localhost traffic, or system-wide traffic, use the Desktop App.
Complete Setup
Follow either the Browser Extension setup or Desktop App setup guide.
Reach Your First Success
Pick one clear first task:
Common Journeys
Modify Headers Or Redirect Requests
Start with HTTP Rules if you need to change traffic without updating application code.
Inspect Browser Or App Traffic
Start with HTTP Interceptor if you need to see live network traffic and trace issues.
Record And Share Debug Sessions
Start with Sessions if you need reproducible bug reports or sharable network captures.
Simulate Backend Behavior
Start with File Server when you need stable responses for testing or demos.
Next Steps
Troubleshoot Setup
Get help with certificate, localhost, proxy, and device interception issues.
Public APIs
Automate Requestly Interceptor workflows programmatically.

