An Android browser with the real Chrome DevTools frontend built in. Elements, Console, Network, Sources, Performance, Lighthouse. Inspect and debug websites directly on your phone.
You can run a terminal on Android. You can run code editors, compilers, and dev servers. But if you want to inspect a webpage -- see the DOM, debug JavaScript, check network requests -- you need a laptop with Chrome and a USB cable.
This browser closes that gap. Two WebViews: one is your browser, the other runs the real Chrome DevTools frontend built from Chromium source. A local TCP proxy bridges them via the Chrome DevTools Protocol. Everything runs locally on the phone.
Inspect the DOM, edit HTML and CSS live, see computed styles, check layout. The same Elements panel you use on desktop Chrome.
Run JavaScript, see errors and warnings, inspect objects. Full console with autocomplete and multi-line editing.
Monitor HTTP requests, inspect headers, preview responses, check timing. See exactly what your page is loading and how long it takes.
Set breakpoints, step through JavaScript, profile runtime performance. Debug production issues without reproducing them on a different device.
Run Lighthouse audits for performance, accessibility, SEO, and best practices. Real scores from a real mobile device, not a desktop simulation.
Install the app and start browsing. DevTools are always one tap away. No USB cable, no laptop, no ADB over WiFi.
Free, open source, MIT licensed. No ads, no tracking.