Remote Debugging for Mobile Browsers & PWAs
Inspect iOS Safari and Android Chrome wirelessly over WebRTC without physical USB tethering or Xcode dependencies.
Mobile remote debugging enables web developers on any operating system (macOS, Windows, Linux) to wirelessly inspect mobile Safari and mobile Chrome tabs in real-time, executing console commands and reviewing network requests without USB cables.
The Mobile Web Debugging Bottleneck
Debugging iOS Safari has historically required: 1. An expensive Apple Mac computer. 2. A physical USB lightning/USB-C cable connecting the iPhone to the Mac. 3. Enabling developer menus on both devices and opening Safari desktop Web Inspector.
If a developer uses Windows or Linux, or if the bug occurs on a remote tester’s phone across the world, standard tools offer zero solutions. ReMOAT bridges this gap with 100% wireless WebRTC P2P DevTools.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I debug iOS Safari from a Windows or Linux PC?
Yes. ReMOAT renders a full Chrome on macOS DevTools replica inside any desktop browser, connecting to the remote iOS Safari tab wirelessly over WebRTC.