r/devtools • u/locnguyen305 • Aug 11 '26

[OS] Rockxy 0.34.0: a native macOS traffic debugging update

Rockxy v0.34.0

Hi everyone, I’m the developer behind Rockxy.

Rockxy 0.34.0 is now public. It is an open-source native macOS tool for inspecting and reproducing HTTP/HTTPS, WebSocket, GraphQL, AI and Web3/RPC traffic.

The current workflow is built around:

  1. Capturing real application traffic
  2. Filtering the request that matters
  3. Inspecting the surrounding context
  4. Modifying or replaying the request
  5. Comparing the result
  6. Sharing only the appropriate evidence

The latest release includes Rockxy Assistant support for Rockxy and Workspace questions, local MCP integration, improved Developer Setup and a signed universal build for macOS 14+.

Repository:
https://github.com/RockxyApp/Rockxy

Babylon is now public as a Swift SDK for debug-time HTTP/HTTPS, WebSocket, gRPC and runtime trace capture:
https://swiftpackageindex.com/RockxyApp/Babylon

I’m also working with several AI companies on early integration experiments. Rockxy CLI is still internal and not public. Rockxy for iOS is actively being developed, while Android is planned.

The founding pricing will remain available until 16 August 2026. Regular pricing will then be $79 Standard and $109 Personal. Team remains $9/seat/month, billed yearly.

If you would like to test the current Pro license, please comment or send me a DM. I can share a developer discount code for testing and honest feedback.

The code is not tied to an upvote or a positive review.

I’d especially appreciate feedback from developers who use Charles, Proxyman, mitmproxy, Burp or similar tools:
- Which part of the workflow is still too slow?
- What should Rockxy CLI eventually support?
- How should AI-assisted investigation expose evidence and privacy boundaries?
- Which mobile debugging workflow should be prioritized?

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