One shared feed,
Workspaces, scoped access grants, and a realtime feed that never polls — teammates see what they're granted, the instant it happens.
Share the feed,
Everyone gets their own workspace and exactly the access they're granted — nothing more.
Your own workspace, shared on purpose
Create, rename, and tab-filter a workspace that's yours by default — invite a teammate into it only when you choose to.
Realtime, never a refresh button
See new captures, device names, and settings update as they arrive, within the access you have been granted.
Grant exactly what's needed
Scope a role to one device, one service group, or one user — time-boxed if you like — instead of widening anyone's whole account.
Ownership beats role, every time
Owning a row is full control over that row and zero power over anyone else's — the same rule for every role, on every surface.
Access & sharing,
Workspaces organize what you look at; ownership and scoped grants decide what you can read.
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Your workspace, shared when you want it
Everyone gets their own workspace by default — create it, rename it, tab-filter it — and can invite a teammate into it exactly when that's useful. Nothing is shared automatically.
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The feed updates itself, never on a timer
New entries, device renames and settings changes appear for everyone the instant they happen — pushed live over one always-on connection, never a polling loop.
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Access is delegated, not duplicated
An admin can grant a teammate a role scoped to one device, one service group, or one user — time-boxed if you want it — without widening anyone's whole account. Revoking it takes effect immediately.
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Ownership still decides who sees what
Sharing a workspace doesn't share its traffic. Every captured entry stays keyed to whoever captured it — the workspace is where you organize; ownership is what gates what you can read.
Collaboration,
What's actually enforced — and what's just a label.
- Realtime channels
- New entries, device renames, and settings or service-group changes — every one pushed the instant it happens, never on a timer
- Custom roles
- 25 view/edit-gateable capability sections, composed per role — from a single grant up to fleet-wide admin
- Access grant scopes
- One device, one service group, or one user — optionally with an expiration date
- Sharing without a login
- BusyBro conversation share links, one-tap federation sign-in for partner apps, and HAR/snapshot export
- Traffic isolation
- Enforced by device ownership and who captured it — never by workspace membership
- Retention
- One global 10-day window for every workspace; the per-workspace day count is a display preference, not an enforced policy
Team & sharing
Does putting two devices in the same workspace share their traffic?
No. A workspace groups tabs and filters for organizing what you look at — it isn't a security boundary. Who can read a captured entry is governed by device ownership and who captured it, with or without a shared workspace.
If I set a workspace's retention to 90 days, is that honored?
The number is stored and shown, but nothing enforces it today — every workspace's real retention floor is one global 10-day window. Treat the field as a display preference, not a guarantee.
Can I let a teammate see one device without handing over my whole account?
Yes — an access grant scopes an assignable role to exactly one device, service group, or user, optionally with an expiry, and revoking it takes effect immediately.
How do I hand someone a debugging session without sharing my login?
Share a BusyBro conversation link, hand over a HAR or snapshot export, or — if they run their own product — register them as a federation partner so their users land in Busymate DevTools already signed in, with no token ever crossing the wire.
Bring your team into
Create a workspace, invite a teammate, and grant exactly the access they need.