FAQ
Is TonyProxy free?
Check tonyapps.org for current pricing/licensing.
Does TonyProxy see my traffic in the cloud?
No — capture, storage, and decryption all happen locally on your Mac. Nothing you capture is sent anywhere unless you explicitly export/share it yourself.
Can I use TonyProxy on multiple Macs / share captures with a teammate?
Yes — export a session as TonyPack (encrypted) or HAR and send the file. Each TonyProxy install has its own CA, so a shared TonyPack decrypts fine (it’s just encrypted with your export password, unrelated to the CA), but a HAR captured on one Mac just works anywhere HAR is supported.
Why does reinstalling TonyProxy break HTTPS decryption?
Reinstalling generates a brand-new CA — the previously-trusted one no longer matches. See Certificate Problems.
Can TonyProxy capture traffic from another device without installing anything on it?
No — HTTPS decryption fundamentally requires that device to trust TonyProxy’s CA, since MITM decryption only works if the client accepts a certificate signed by a CA it trusts. Plain HTTP traffic can be captured without any device-side setup, but virtually all real-world traffic today is HTTPS.
Does TonyProxy work with certificate-pinned apps?
No — pinning is specifically designed to defeat proxies like this one. See HTTPS Decryption Issues.
Where’s my data stored?
Locally, in ~/Library/Application Support/TonyProxy/ (or a suffixed variant if you’re running a Dev/Sandbox build alongside Production).
How do I report a bug or request a feature?
Use Report Issue from the About TonyProxy window.