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Inspect HAR files
on your Mac.

A native macOS desktop app for viewing and analyzing HTTP Archive files. The same network inspection experience as Chrome DevTools, but as a standalone app.

Netscope showing a list of network requests with waterfall chart

Everything you need to explore HAR files

Filter and search

Narrow down requests by content type -- XHR, JS, CSS, images, fonts, and more. Search by URL to find exactly what you're looking for. Sort by any column.

Filtering requests by image type Searching requests by URL

Detailed request inspection

Click any request to inspect headers, payload, response body, cookies, and timing data. See status codes, remote addresses, content types, and transfer sizes at a glance.

Detail panel showing headers for an XHR request

Timing breakdown

Visualize the request lifecycle -- queueing, stalled, send, wait (TTFB), and receive -- with a horizontal bar chart. Identify bottlenecks in your network requests.

Timing breakdown showing TTFB and other phases

Source search

View the raw HAR JSON for any entry and search through it with match highlighting. Navigate between matches with keyboard shortcuts.

Source tab with search highlighting

Dark mode

Switch between System, Light, and Dark themes. Your preference is saved across sessions. The app follows your macOS appearance by default.

Netscope in dark mode

And more

Multi-window

Each HAR file opens in its own window. Already-open files are focused instead of duplicated.

Drag and drop

Drop a .har file onto the app window or double-click it in Finder to open.

Cache detection

Responses served from the browser cache are labeled "(from disk cache)" on the status code.

Auto-updates

The app checks for updates automatically and installs them when you quit.

Code signed

Signed with a Developer ID certificate and notarized by Apple. No Gatekeeper warnings.

Open source

MIT licensed. Built with Electron, React, and TypeScript.

Ready to explore?

Download Netscope and start inspecting your network requests.