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Solpuga is a modern desktop HTTP/HTTPS proxy for developers who need full visibility into network traffic. Inspect requests, modify responses, replay calls, test error scenarios and debug APIs faster—all locally, with privacy in mind.
Solpuga is an HTTP(S) proxy for developers. macOS, Windows, Linux.
I built it because I kept spending more time on the proxy than on the bug. Charles wants a setup ritual before every session, and its free version isn't something you can work in. Proxyman is a much nicer app, but the parts you actually reach for sit behind the license. Both are fair businesses — they just meant I never had a proxy I could open on whatever machine I was on and start using.
So Solpuga opens and shows you traffic. Then:
— Breakpoints. Pause a request or response, edit the URL, headers or body, let it go.
— Color-coded methods and status codes, so a failure stands out without opening it.
— Mobile. Install the cert, point the phone's Wi-Fi proxy at your machine, same rules apply.
— Local only. No cloud, nothing about your traffic leaves the laptop.
Further along than "beta" usually implies: Map Local, SSE traffic, timeline, HAR import and export.
Not there yet: gRPC, scripting, and composing a request by hand. Next three on the list, in that order unless you tell me otherwise.
Free during the beta — no account, no license key.
If you install it and catch yourself fiddling with the tool instead of your bug, tell me exactly where. That's the bug I care about most.
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About Solpuga on Product Hunt
“HTTP Traffic, Fully Visible.”
Solpuga was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #78 on the daily leaderboard. Solpuga is a modern desktop HTTP/HTTPS proxy for developers who need full visibility into network traffic. Inspect requests, modify responses, replay calls, test error scenarios and debug APIs faster—all locally, with privacy in mind.
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Daria
Hi Product Hunt 👋
Solpuga is an HTTP(S) proxy for developers. macOS, Windows, Linux.
I built it because I kept spending more time on the proxy than on the bug. Charles wants a setup ritual before every session, and its free version isn't something you can work in. Proxyman is a much nicer app, but the parts you actually reach for sit behind the license. Both are fair businesses — they just meant I never had a proxy I could open on whatever machine I was on and start using.
So Solpuga opens and shows you traffic. Then:
— Breakpoints. Pause a request or response, edit the URL, headers or body, let it go.
— Color-coded methods and status codes, so a failure stands out without opening it.
— Mobile. Install the cert, point the phone's Wi-Fi proxy at your machine, same rules apply.
— Local only. No cloud, nothing about your traffic leaves the laptop.
Further along than "beta" usually implies: Map Local, SSE traffic, timeline, HAR import and export.
Not there yet: gRPC, scripting, and composing a request by hand. Next three on the list, in that order unless you tell me otherwise.
Free during the beta — no account, no license key.
If you install it and catch yourself fiddling with the tool instead of your bug, tell me exactly where. That's the bug I care about most.