[pimterry]

HTTP Toolkit can definitely intercept Android & iOS or other network devices, it just can't do it for you automatically (yet. Watch this space: https://github.com/httptoolkit/feedback/issues/10).

If you want to do intercept something manually, there's general instructions under the 'Anything' interception option. In short:

- Set the proxy on the device to point at your machine's local IP, usually on port 8000 (active port is shown under the 'Anything' option)

- Trust the generated MITM certificate on your device, so you can intercept HTTPS too (path to the certificate also shown under 'Anything').

Fundamentally, HTTP Toolkit, Charles & Fiddler are all HTTP & HTTPS proxies, so they all allow intercepting the same things, it's just a matter of how easy the setup process is.

[debatem1]

I know it isn't exactly what you're doing, but you might want to look at nogotofail on the Android side. It has all the per-app goodness baked in, and you could probably borrow its approach.

[pimterry]

Interesting! Yeah that definitely looks relevant, I'll take a look.