Dashboard

Watch it. Break it. Mock it. Ship it.

The dashboard is where your whole team meets the traffic: every connected device's requests in one live table, plus the tools to pause, rewrite, mock, diff and replay anything that crosses the wire.

A three-pane dashboard: device rail, live request feed with status codes and detail pane. One row is lifted out on a paused breakpoint badge being edited, another returns a mocked 500, and two pinned rows connect to a side-by-side diff card whose changed lines carry red minus and green plus markers. POST GET 200 paused GET 200 GET MOCK 500 PUT 201 { } - +

The traffic workbench

Everything you need to triage traffic fast

Not a dumping ground — a focused inspection surface. Scope, filter, and drill in until the request you care about is the only thing on screen, then shape or replay it.

The live firehose

Every request from every device streams into one sortable, filterable, virtualized table the instant it lands. Scope to a device, a service, or a domain in one click — there is no refresh button anywhere.

Mock anything

Block rules answer matching requests with your own status, headers and body — or drop them cold. Scope a mock globally, per user, or per device, and cap it to fire exactly N times for one-shot failure tests.

Script the wire

Sandboxed JavaScript hooks run on every request and response: rewrite headers, inject cookies, reshape bodies — live. A dry-run tester checks your script before it touches traffic, and fail-open safety means a bad script never takes your capture down.

Breakpoints, then edit-before-replay

Pause matching traffic mid-flight, hand-edit the raw HTTP, and let it continue. Or grab any captured request, tweak it, and resend it — the fastest what-if loop in debugging.

Diff working against broken

Pin any entries and compare their raw requests and responses side by side. The one header that differs between the call that works and the call that doesn't has nowhere to hide.

Export it, schedule it, decode it

Export HAR at any scope. Schedule snapshots on a cron with retention. Decode protobuf and gRPC bodies with your own .proto files. The feed isn't a dead end — it's a pipeline.

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See your traffic live

Open the dashboard and watch requests stream in from every connected device — then scope, filter, break and mock them in real time.