Pane

Why Pane

Trust setup over USB

Plug a phone in, hit Start, and Pane installs its root CA, configures the device’s Wi-Fi proxy, and pins everything down for the session. No manual fiddling with profiles or root certs.

MITM HTTPS, decoded

Per-host leaf certificates minted from a local root CA. Every request your app makes shows up as a parsed capture — headers, body, timing — with no extra config on the phone side.

Stub or patch responses

Replace a whole response with a canned one, or forward to the real server and patch a single field (user.uid, a token, a timestamp). Patch mode keeps server-generated state fresh.

Filtering that scales

A small DSL on the search bar: host:api.example.com, status:5.., !error:tls_handshake, plus barewords. Saved filters live in the sidebar.

Quick taste

# Filter the capture list
host:rc1.test.dev-og.com status:200..299
!error:pinning method:POST

# Stub a response — replace the whole body
Match:    POST /api/auth, params login=root
Mode:     Stub
Status:   200
Body:     {"token": "test-stub-token", "user": {"fio": "Тестовый"}}

# Patch a response — keep the real token, swap one field
Match:    POST /api/auth, params login=root
Mode:     Patch
Patches:  set user.fio = "Тестовый"
          set user.uid = 777

Next

• Getting started — install Pane, add a device, see your first capture.
• Response stubs — write rules that stub or patch responses, group them into collections, share via drag-and-drop.
• Release process — for maintainers cutting a tag.