Quick access to the console inside any iOS webview. Every simulator and connected device, attached automatically.
Requires macOS 15 or later. Accessibility access is used for the Simulator badge; physical devices need Web Inspector enabled in Settings.
Booted simulators and USB-connected iPhones and iPads appear in one list, each app and webview underneath it. Output is collecting before you go looking — there is nothing to open and nothing to select.
A page served by a dev server can leave Safari's Web Inspector with an empty console and a spinner that never stops. This speaks the same remote inspector protocol directly, and connects to those pages anyway.
Run JavaScript against any webview, expand live objects as deep as they go, autocomplete across the whole prototype chain, and copy a value straight out as JSON.
Unseen message counts ride beside the Simulator window and follow it as you move it. Click one to open that device's console.
A local MCP server lets Claude Code and other agents list webviews, read the console, run JavaScript and take screenshots. It listens on the loopback address only, and switches off.
A SwiftUI menu bar app speaking Apple's remote Web Inspector protocol straight down a socket. No Node, no proxy, no browser extension, no account.
$5 one-time purchase. 14-day free trial, instant license key, lifetime updates.