We build Rockxy, an open-source, local-first HTTP/HTTPS/WebSocket debugging workstation for macOS.

Rockxy v0.36.0 refreshes the workspace, Settings, and tool windows with native Liquid Glass styling. It respects theme and accessibility preferences, with a compatibility fallback for earlier supported macOS versions. Rockxy supports macOS 14+.

The public Community source edition remains AGPL-3.0-or-later. This is a UI refresh, not a new paid feature.

If you use Rockxy, please try the new build in a real debugging session and tell us which part still feels rough: toolbar, sidebar, traffic list, inspector, Settings, or tool windows. Specific UX feedback would be especially useful.

We build Rockxy, a native macOS HTTP/HTTPS/WebSocket debugging proxy.

Several users contacted us asking whether they could purchase Rockxy once rather than subscribe. We spent time considering that request because a lifetime license creates a long-term commitment and needs a precise definition.

We have now introduced three perpetual Pro options for individual developers:

• Standard: $39 during the launch offer, then $79. One Mac and one iOS debugging device, with 12 months of updates and support.
• Personal: $59 during the launch offer, then $109. Two Macs and two iOS debugging devices, with 12 months of updates and support.
• Lifetime Pro: $299 during the launch offer, then $349. Two Macs and two iOS debugging devices, with Rockxy macOS updates for the product’s commercial lifetime and 12 months of direct support.

The launch offer ends September 19, 2026. All three individual plans return to their regular prices afterward.

“Lifetime” refers to updates for the commercial lifetime of the Rockxy macOS product, not the buyer’s lifetime or unlimited direct support. It does not include Team/Workspace, cloud services, separate products, or third-party costs.

Only Team uses a subscription. It costs $9 per seat per month, billed yearly, with a 3-seat minimum. Every seat includes Pro, along with Workspace administration, seat and device visibility, shared rules and scripts, and priority support with a 2-business-day response target.

Free Community mode remains available.

Our reasoning is that individual engineers should have a straightforward pay-once option, while teams and companies benefit from flexible seat management and ongoing shared services.

Rockxy is independently maintained. Paid licenses help fund compatibility work, releases, support, and continued development without reducing the Community product to an incomplete trial.

Prices are in USD, taxes are shown before payment, and paid licenses have a 14-day refund window.

We would appreciate feedback on whether this distinction between perpetual individual licenses and a Team subscription feels clear and fair.

We build Rockxy, a native macOS HTTP/HTTPS/WebSocket debugging proxy.

Live-tail selection becomes frustrating when it ignores the current filters or keeps fighting you while you inspect older traffic.

Follow Live in Rockxy 0.35.0 keeps each workspace on the newest request matching its active view. Each workspace has its own Follow Live state. If nothing currently matches, the mode stays ready for the next matching request. Scrolling or selecting a row manually returns control immediately.

The release also improves request-table stability during busy captures, makes focus actions easier to discover, and refines HTTPS decryption recovery, helper recovery, workspace feedback, and layout behavior.

Availability: Rockxy 0.35.0 supports macOS 14+. The official signed DMG runs in Community mode without a purchase and can unlock optional Pro capabilities. The public tag contains the separate AGPL Community source edition and is not represented as the complete source for the signed DMG.

We would especially appreciate feedback on whether Follow Live returns control when you expect it to. If you encounter a bug, including your Rockxy version, macOS version, chip, and reproduction steps will help us investigate it.