iOS Network Flow Documentation
Budget / Salary₹12,500–37,500
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted1 hour ago
Each week I need a concise, technically sound report that traces the full HTTP / HTTPS journey of my iOS app from user login through to the payment screen. The focus is on what happens over the wire, not on actually making a purchase.
Scope of the weekly task
• Capture every reachable endpoint hit during the flow, including the exact request method (GET, POST, etc.).
• Log request and response headers, plus payloads—with sensitive data masked.
• Note response codes, body structures, and any tokens or cookies that govern session continuity.
• Highlight how the session is created, refreshed, and closed.
• Summarise unusual patterns (retry logic, polling, WebSockets, certificate pinning, etc.) that surface during traffic inspection.
An authorised test account and documented testing permissions are already in place, so intrusive actions or real transactions are off-limits. I expect raw captures (Charles, Proxyman, Wireshark, or similar) alongside a clear written narrative that a mid-level iOS engineer could follow without further explanation.
Timelines & collaboration
We will agree on milestones and payment at the start of every week, then review and refine the approach together. My aim is to build a long-term rhythm, continually refining both the documentation format and the depth of analysis.
When you respond, emphasise your direct experience with iOS networking introspection, traffic-sniffing tools, and technical writing; that evidence of experience is the key information I use to choose partners.
Scope of the weekly task
• Capture every reachable endpoint hit during the flow, including the exact request method (GET, POST, etc.).
• Log request and response headers, plus payloads—with sensitive data masked.
• Note response codes, body structures, and any tokens or cookies that govern session continuity.
• Highlight how the session is created, refreshed, and closed.
• Summarise unusual patterns (retry logic, polling, WebSockets, certificate pinning, etc.) that surface during traffic inspection.
An authorised test account and documented testing permissions are already in place, so intrusive actions or real transactions are off-limits. I expect raw captures (Charles, Proxyman, Wireshark, or similar) alongside a clear written narrative that a mid-level iOS engineer could follow without further explanation.
Timelines & collaboration
We will agree on milestones and payment at the start of every week, then review and refine the approach together. My aim is to build a long-term rhythm, continually refining both the documentation format and the depth of analysis.
When you respond, emphasise your direct experience with iOS networking introspection, traffic-sniffing tools, and technical writing; that evidence of experience is the key information I use to choose partners.
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