AI:iPhone apps to getting all callback url of the game or app running eg payment etc

 

There is no legitimate iPhone app that will directly give you all callback URLs (like payment callbacks, API endpoints, analytics webhooks, etc.) of a game or app running on your device — especially not from third-party apps or games like Clash of Clans, PUBG, etc.
However, if you're a developer, researcher, or penetration tester working within ethical/legal boundaries, you can use some network monitoring or proxy tools to analyze app traffic and try to identify callback URLs used in communication.

Important Legal & Ethical Note
Intercepting or reverse engineering mobile app traffic (especially games or apps you don’t own) can violate:
Terms of service
App Store policies
Privacy laws (like GDPR or CCPA)
Possibly criminal laws in many jurisdictions
Only do this for your own apps, apps you've been authorized to test, or for legitimate research purposes.
Legitimate Tools & Techniques for Monitoring Callback URLs
1. Charles Proxy (macOS/iOS)
A powerful HTTP proxy that allows you to monitor traffic between your iPhone and the internet.
Can capture and inspect HTTPS requests if SSL proxying is enabled and certificate is installed on the iPhone.
You can see:
Payment gateway callbacks
API requests
Analytics tracking
CDN calls
https://www.charlesproxy.com/
Make sure to trust the Charles root certificate in your iOS settings for full SSL visibility.
2. Proxyman (macOS/iOS)
A modern alternative to Charles Proxy.
Designed for debugging iOS and macOS apps.
Captures traffic and can filter by domain, method, etc.
https://proxyman.io/
3. Wireshark (Advanced / Network-level)
Full network packet sniffer.
Requires your iPhone to be connected to the same Wi-Fi and possibly setup of port mirroring.
Better for low-level analysis.
https://www.wireshark.org/
4. Burp Suite (Security Testing)
Widely used in penetration testing.
Intercepts HTTP(S) requests and responses.
Can be configured with your iPhone using a proxy + certificate installation.
https://portswigger.net/burp
How to Set Up (Charles / Proxyman / Burp Suite)
Install the tool on your Mac or PC.
Set up your iPhone to use your Mac’s IP address as its HTTP proxy:
iPhone > Wi-Fi > Click (i) > Configure Proxy > Manual
Enter your Mac's IP and port (e.g., 8888)
Install the root SSL certificate on the iPhone (provided by the proxy tool).
Run the app/game and monitor the traffic on your computer.
What You Cannot Do (Legally)
You cannot extract callback URLs or intercept traffic from:
Games like Clash of Clans, Fortnite, PUBG
Banking apps
Encrypted / certificate pinned apps
Many apps use certificate pinning to block proxy inspection.
You’ll need tools like Frida, Objection, or SSLKillSwitch, which require jailbreaking (not recommended and often illegal for bypassing protections).
Certificate Pinning Bypass (Advanced / Risky / Often Illegal)
Only attempt this for apps you own or have permission to test.
If the app uses SSL pinning, you can try:
Jailbreaking your iPhone (dangerous and voids warranty)
Using Frida scripts to hook and bypass pinning functions
Installing tools like SSL Kill Switch 2
But again, this crosses legal and ethical lines quickly.
Summary
Tool Use Case Needs Jailbreak Legal for 3rd Party Apps?
Charles Proxy API monitoring, callback URLs
Proxyman Modern traffic debugger
Wireshark Low-level network sniffing
Burp Suite Security/penetration testing (basic)
Frida / SSLKillSwitch SSL pinning bypass (advanced)
If You're a Developer
If you're building your own app and want to log callback URLs, just:
Log API calls on your backend
Use Firebase, Mixpanel, or Sentry for analytics
Add debug logs on the mobile side using tools like Charles during development
Would you like a step-by-step guide on how to use Charles Proxy or Proxyman with your iPhone to monitor traffic from your own apps?
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Great — let’s walk through a step-by-step guide to use Charles Proxy (or Proxyman) with your iPhone to capture and analyze callback URLs, API traffic, payment flows, etc. This is especially useful if you're:
A developer testing your own app
A QA tester checking network calls
A researcher debugging client-server communication
TOOLS NEEDED
Tool Purpose Link
Charles Proxy Intercept and inspect network traffic charlesproxy.com
OR
Proxyman Modern alternative to Charles proxyman.io
iPhone Running the app to be tested
macOS or Windows Host the proxy tool
STEP-BY-STEP: CHARLES PROXY + iPHONE SETUP
Step 1: Install and Launch Charles Proxy
Download and install Charles Proxy:
https://www.charlesproxy.com/download/
Open Charles on your Mac. It starts capturing traffic automatically.
Step 2: Connect Your iPhone to Same Wi-Fi
Ensure your iPhone is on the same Wi-Fi network as your computer running Charles.
Step 3: Set Your iPhone to Use Charles as Proxy
On your iPhone:
Go to Settings > Wi-Fi
Tap the (i) icon next to your connected Wi-Fi
Scroll to HTTP Proxy section → select Manual
Server: Your Mac’s local IP address (e.g., 192.168.1.123)
Port: 8888 (Charles' default)
Tip: Find your Mac’s IP in System Preferences > Network > Wi-Fi.
Step 4: Accept the Proxy Connection in Charles
When your iPhone starts sending traffic through Charles, you’ll get a popup in Charles:
“Allow this device to connect?” → Click Allow
Step 5: Install Charles Root Certificate on iPhone
Open Safari on your iPhone and go to:
http://charlesproxy.com/getssl
This will download the Charles SSL certificate.
Go to:
Settings > General > VPN & Device Management > Charles Proxy CA
Tap Install
Enable full trust:
Settings > General > About > Certificate Trust Settings
Toggle on Charles Proxy CA
This step allows Charles to decrypt HTTPS traffic (including payment callbacks, API endpoints, etc.)
Step 6: Start Capturing Traffic
Launch the app you want to analyze on your iPhone
Watch Charles capture all incoming/outgoing HTTP/HTTPS traffic
Look for:
API calls
Payment gateway callbacks
Analytics endpoints
CDN traffic
Step 7: Filter and Analyze
In Charles:
Use Search or Filter to find specific domains (e.g., stripe.com, paypal.com, or your app’s backend)
Look under Request and Response tabs to view full payloads (headers, JSON bodies, etc.)
Example: Finding Payment Callback URL
When you make a test payment in your app:
Look for a POST or GET request from the payment provider (like Stripe, Razorpay, etc.)
It often hits a URL like:
https://yourapp.com/payment/callback
This is the callback/webhook URL you want to verify.
If You Don't See Any HTTPS Traffic
Likely reasons:
You skipped installing/trusting the Charles SSL certificate
App uses certificate pinning to block proxy tools
In that case, only advanced tools like Frida or SSLKillSwitch (on a jailbroken device) can help — not recommended unless you own the app.
Bonus: Using Proxyman (Alternative to Charles)
Proxyman is more modern and user-friendly, with:
Real-time filtering
SSL proxy setup wizard
Better macOS integration
Setup steps are nearly identical:
Install from https://proxyman.io/
Configure Wi-Fi proxy on iPhone
Install SSL certificate via Proxyman link
Start capturing
Legal Reminder
Use these tools only on:
Apps you own or are authorized to test
Your own development builds
Internal QA/staging environments
Never intercept third-party apps without permission. Doing so may violate laws and ethical standards.
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