Debug everything.
Ship nothing.
The all-in-one Android debugging toolkit with 22 features, zero release build risk, and no desktop app required.
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One toolkit. Every debug tool you need.
Replace multiple debug libraries with one. Explore by category.
HTTP/HTTPS Inspector
Full request/response capture with headers, body, timing, and TLS info. Syntax-highlighted JSON/XML.
OkHttp + Ktor
Native interceptor for OkHttp and a Ktor client plugin. Both with the same feature set.
cURL Export
Export any captured request as a cURL command to share with your backend team.
Physically impossible to ship debug code.
Other tools rely on ProGuard rules or runtime flags. WormaCeptor uses Gradle’s debugImplementation — the code literally does not exist in your release APK.
Debug APK
Full powerRelease APK
~8KBThe code doesn’t exist in release. Not disabled. Not hidden. Gone.
Three steps to full debugging.
Add the dependency. Init. Intercept. That’s it.
Add dependencies
dependencies {
implementation("com.github.azikar24.WormaCeptor:api-client:2.2.1")
debugImplementation("com.github.azikar24.WormaCeptor:api-impl-persistence:2.2.1")
}Initialize
class MyApp : Application() {
override fun onCreate() {
super.onCreate()
WormaCeptorApi.init(this)
}
}Add interceptor
val client = OkHttpClient.Builder()
.addInterceptor(WormaCeptorInterceptor())
.build()val client = HttpClient(CIO) {
install(WormaCeptorKtorPlugin)
}How WormaCeptor compares.
WormaCeptor extends beyond network inspection. Chucker is excellent at HTTP traffic — WormaCeptor covers the rest.
| Feature | Chucker | WormaCeptor |
|---|---|---|
| Network Inspection | HTTP only | HTTP + WebSocket + WebView |
| HTTP Client Support | OkHttp | OkHttp + Ktor (native) |
| Release Safety | ProGuard no-op | Physical debugImplementation |
| Performance Monitor | — | FPS + Memory + CPU overlay |
| SQLite Browser | — | Built-in with query execution |
| SharedPreferences | — | Built-in viewer & editor |
| Leak Detection | — | Built-in (Activities/Fragments) |
| Crash Reporting | — | Integrated with stack traces |
| Push Simulator | — | Simulated notifications with FCM-like payloads |
| Location Mocking | — | Mock location via Android provider API |
| Deep Links | — | wormaceptor:// to every tool |
| Feature Toggles | — | 22 toggleable features |
| Tech Stack | Partial Kotlin / XML Views | 100% Kotlin + Jetpack Compose |
Built for real debugging workflows.
Real scenarios Android developers face every day.
“Why is this API call slow?”
- Open WormaCeptor via shake, floating button, or deep link
- Filter transactions by endpoint
- See timing breakdown, headers, and full response
- Export as cURL and share with backend
“The app is janking during scroll.”
- Enable the performance overlay
- Watch FPS drop in real time on screen
- Cross-reference with memory and CPU usage
- Check thread violations for main-thread work
“QA found a crash on this device.”
- Open the Crashes tab on QA’s device
- See the full stack trace with line numbers
- Check network transactions around that time
- Review console logs for context leading up to it
“How does this behave on slow network?”
- Open the Rate Limiter and pick a 3G preset
- Use the app and watch requests throttle in real time
- Simulate a push notification to test offline handling
- Mock a GPS location to verify location-aware features
Frequently asked questions
One dependency. 22 tools. Zero risk.
Replace your debug stack.
Stop juggling multiple debug libraries and custom menus. One dependency covers everything.
MIT Licensed · API 23+ · 100% Kotlin