Route it.
Then read it.
Proxa fuses Proxifier-grade routing with Charles-grade inspection — one rule engine that decides where every flow goes, and one lens that shows you exactly what moved inside it.
iOS 17+ · macOS 15+
Two tools that were never one app
Routing lives in Proxifier. Inspection lives in Charles. Proxa runs the same flow through both, so a rule and its payload sit side by side.
A rule engine, not a toggle
Domain, GEOIP, process, and keyword rules resolve top-down into policy groups and 12 outbound protocols — evaluated in userspace, no kernel extension.
DOMAIN-SUFFIX,githubusercontent.com,Proxy
GEOIP,CN,Direct
DOMAIN-KEYWORD,analytics,Reject
FINAL,Proxy
Decrypt the ones you choose
Name the hosts to intercept and Proxa terminates TLS with its own root, records headers and bodies, and replays WebSocket frames. Everything else passes untouched.
content-type application/json
tls TLS 1.3 · decrypted
size 1.4 KB · 62 ms
◂ WS stream.example deflate 14 frames
What ships in the box
The full toolbox is the macOS edition; the iOS release on the App Store ships the routing half today. Each piece works on its own and composes with the rest.
Rule engine
Domain, suffix, keyword, regex, GEOIP, and process rules routed into policy groups with health checks and failover.
HTTPS inspection
Per-host MITM with a keychain-held root. Read and edit requests and responses in plaintext, only where you allow it.
Breakpoints
Pause a matching exchange mid-flight, rewrite headers or body by hand, then let it continue — request side or response side.
Scripting
JavaScript hooks on request, response, and routing decisions with an http, storage, and crypto standard library.
12 outbound protocols
HTTP, SOCKS5, Shadowsocks, VMess, VLESS, Trojan, WireGuard, Hysteria2, TUIC and more — interop-verified end to end.
Policy groups & failover
Select, url-test, and fallback groups that steer traffic on latency and health, switching routes automatically when one goes down.
Two editions, one engine
The shared engine ships two ways. iOS is out now as a lean routing client and grows from there; macOS carries the whole toolbox and lands next.
The toolbox
- Rule engine & policy groups
- HTTPS inspection & MITM
- Breakpoints & JavaScript scripting
- WebSocket & per-app routing
The routing client
- Rule engine & policy groups
- Traffic capture
- HTTPS inspection later
- Scripting & breakpoints later
See the network.
Stop guessing at it.
Proxa for iPhone and iPad is on the App Store now. The macOS toolbox — HTTPS inspection, breakpoints, scripting — follows here at getproxa.app.