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Network Monitor
This tool works with both Expo and React Native CLI projects. Just install and go.
See every API call your app makes. Request, response, headers, timing, errors — all in real-time with zero configuration.
Network Monitor
Track all network requests in real-time. Filter by status with quick-access tabs showing counts.
Supported Clients
Also on Flutter (beta): the network inspector is part of the full Buoy for Flutter suite — one hook captures package:http, dio, and image loads, streaming to the same desktop dashboard. See Buoy for Flutter for the whole suite (network, storage, console, env, routes, images, Riverpod, events, and more).
GraphQL gets special treatment — Operation names are extracted from queries, mutations, and subscriptions, then displayed with variables using arrow notation: GetUser › 123. No more guessing which /graphql request is which.
Installation
npm install @buoy-gg/networkThat's it. The Network Monitor auto-detects and appears in your FloatingDevTools menu.
What You See
For every request:
Full URL with query params extracted separately
GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, PATCH, etc.
Color-coded response status
Request time in milliseconds
Request and response headers
Payload and response (auto-parsed JSON)
Which HTTP client made the request
Status Colors
What's Next
- Storage Inspector — Browse and edit AsyncStorage & MMKV
- Environment Inspector — Validate env vars with type checking
- React Query — Inspect query cache and simulate states