WebDebugX

Debug phone web pages from your desktop

Connect a device, choose a page, open real DevTools. Works with iOS, Android, WebView and remote Chromium without proxies, certificates or SDKs.

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Free

Windows macOS Linux iOS Android
WebDebugX
Mode
Web Inspector
DeviceConnect iPhone/iPad over USB, or start a local iOS simulator.
Page
Debug opens the inspector in your default browser.
Inspectable pages
Ready to inspectgoogle.com
Device
iPhone 15 · iOS 17.5
Console
clean · 1 warning
Network
24 requests · 0 failed
Certificate
Not required

Why it is different

Real inspectors, one workflow

Keep the debugging UI familiar and make the connection path shorter.

iOS without a MacConnect iPhone and iPad through the WebKit remote debugging protocol and inspect from Windows, macOS or Linux.
Nothing installed on deviceNo proxy, certificate or SDK. Connect, trust the device and enable the platform debugging switch.
Real DevTools front endsiOS uses WebKit Web Inspector. Android and Chromium use Chrome DevTools, served locally.
Common targets, one entryDevices, WebViews, browsers and remote Chromium are managed from the same list.
Inspect an iPhone page DOM Opens from Windows, macOS or Linux
Debug H5 inside your iOS app WKWebView and browser tabs share one list
Debug Android WebView DevTools is bundled locally
Find why a device request failed Read the page Network panel directly
Read device-side storage Open the Storage panel
device  iPhone · USB
page    https://google.com
engine  WebKit · Web Inspector
network 200 · 412 ms · json
3iOS, Android and Chromium
5+Real DevTools panels
1Connect and start

Local browsers too

Remote Chromium works too

Start Chrome or Edge with a debugging port, then add it by IP address and port.

  • Local Chromium with --remote-debugging-port=9222
  • Custom ports are supported
  • Remote machines by IP and port
  • Multiple devices in one list
Set up browser debugging

Connect, enable, inspect

Configure each device once. After that, plug in and continue.

01

Connect and trust

Connect over USB. On iOS, tap Trust. On Android, enable USB debugging.

02

Turn the inspector on

Enable Safari Web Inspector on iOS. Enable WebView debugging for pages inside your Android app.

03

Pick the page and debug

Refresh the device list, choose the target page, and open the full inspector.

Less setup by default

No proxy No certificate No SDK No jailbreakBuilt for these teams

What you get

The usual panels, aimed at the device

Inspect the page that is actually running on the target.

Elements

Live DOM, computed styles and box model. Edits apply to the device page.

Console

Logs, warnings and errors from the device page, plus expressions in the real page context.

Sources

Loaded scripts with breakpoints, stepping, scopes and source-map support.

Network

Headers, payloads, timing and status, without proxying or HTTPS certificates.

Storage

Cookies, localStorage and sessionStorage as held by the device.

Performance and memory

Profile performance and memory on the real device, not only on a laptop.

Trust

Clear boundaries

Debugging tools sit near source code and data, so the limits are explicit.

Runs over your USB connection

The debugging session runs between your computer and the connected device. It is not relayed through us.

Your app is never modified

No SDK, library or build step. App debugging flags remain under your control.

Only pages that opted in

Only pages with web debugging enabled are inspectable. WebDebugX does not bypass platform switches.

Free, with no paywall

Connect devices, open inspectors and use every panel for free. No feature paywall.

Connect a device and start debugging

Free to download and use. Setup is a cable and one platform toggle.

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