Alice is an advanced HTTP Inspector tool for Flutter that helps you debug network requests effortlessly. It catches and stores HTTP requests and responses, allowing you to view detailed network logs directly within your app via a simple and intuitive UI.
Whether you are hunting down a broken API payload, checking headers, or monitoring performance, Alice provides all the details you need without requiring a proxy or external desktop tools. It's inspired by Chuck and Chucker.
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🔍 Deep Inspection
- Detailed logs for every HTTP call (Headers, Body, Query Parameters, Timestamps)
- Interactive tree-based JSON viewer for request and response bodies
- Powerful HTTP calls search and filtering
- Statistics overview (bandwidth, success rate, call counts)
- Flutter & Android native log integration
🛠️ Broad Compatibility
- Supports all major Dart HTTP clients: Dio, Retrofit, http, HttpClient (dart:io), Chopper, and GraphQL
📱 UX & Workflow
- Shake the device to open the inspector instantly
- System notifications on HTTP calls
- Export and save HTTP calls to file for easy sharing
- Persistent storage support (via ObjectBox)
Add the main Alice package (and any specific client plugins you need) to your pubspec.yaml:
dependencies:
alice: ^1.4.0
# Add plugins as needed, e.g.:
# alice_dio: ^1.3.0Create an instance of Alice. You should generally keep it as a singleton or provide it via dependency injection.
import 'package:alice/alice.dart';
Alice alice = Alice(
showNotification: true,
showInspectorOnShake: true,
);Pass Alice's navigator key to your MaterialApp or CupertinoApp so she can open the UI:
MaterialApp(
navigatorKey: alice.getNavigatorKey(),
home: Scaffold(...),
)Alice works by attaching an interceptor to your HTTP client. For example, using Dio:
import 'package:dio/dio.dart';
import 'package:alice_dio/alice_dio_adapter.dart';
Dio dio = Dio();
dio.interceptors.add(AliceDioAdapter().getInterceptor(alice));
// Now make requests! Alice will automatically record them.
dio.get("https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/posts");For instructions on how to attach Alice to Chopper, standard http, or GraphQL, see the full documentation.
For complete setup instructions, advanced configuration, and plugin details, please check the Full Documentation.








