Debug, Inspect, Done.
Inspect helps you debug the mobile web on iOS and Android by giving you an all-in-one developer tools for macOS, Windows, and Linux.
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Why Inspect?
No Apple hardware needed. Yes, really!
Yes! Inspect is a standalone implementation of the debugging infrastructure used by Safari. It talks directly to your iOS device via USB or WiFi, translating all the protocols to enable Chrome DevTools. Skip the $799 Mac Mini—all you need is Inspect and a USB cable.
Already have a Mac? Don't love Safari's Inspector?
Do you really enjoy Safari's Inspector? With Inspect, you can use familiar tools like VS Code, Cursor, and any CDP-compatible debugger to debug the web on iOS — for the very first time.
How is Inspect different from ios-webkit-debug-proxy?
ios-webkit-debug-proxy provides the raw connection to the WebKit Remote Debugging Protocol on iOS, but that's where it stops.
Inspect goes further with a protocol mapping layer that enables modern Chrome DevTools to work with your iOS device.
Built on the learnings from ios-webkit-debug-proxy and RemoteDebug, Inspect packages all the necessary tools and protocol adapters into one app — so you can debug Safari on iOS from Mac, Windows, or Linux.