Teaches Xcode features and Swift through interactive . Covers core concepts and advanced techniques. Includes step-by-step guidance and practical examples. Allows users to practice coding directly within the .
SSH Terminal+ provides a terminal interface with multi-session management, command history, and customizable keyboard shortcuts. Users can execute commands, monitor server stats, and view performance metrics in real time.
Run code on iOS devices using MRuby VM. Edit code with syntax highlighting and autocomplete. View documentation inline. Execute code via Shortcuts or Siri. Make HTTP requests and interact with native alerts. Access clipboard for input and output.
Check phone specifications including model, sensors, and battery health. Monitor data usage and track camera performance. View system temperature and usage time. Add widgets for quick access to key metrics.
Provides device information such as UDID, model, iOS version, and storage details. Users can copy data, share it via email or messaging, and view device settings. It supports iOS devices and offers a clean interface for developers and testers.
Learn Python 3.13 with interactive coding, local execution, and breakpoint debugging. Run examples and access learning materials. Fetch Git repositories and use iCloud. Share files via LAN using HTTP/FTP. Install Python libraries from PyPI.
Visualize layout changes across devices and orientations
Visualize how Size Classes, margins, and safe areas adjust across device orientations and iPad multitasking. View layout changes with Dynamic Type size variations. Browse SF Symbols data sets across iOS versions with localization and name changes.
Monitor network traffic and manage devices remotely
Monitor network devices with real-time traffic data and multi-device management. Retrieve live data every 3 seconds. Group devices by labels and search by name or host. Securely access and manage files via SSH and SFTP.
Capture and inspect traffic by intercepting requests and responses. Modify and replay web traffic for testing. View detailed logs of network activity under Wi-Fi or cellular networks. Set up a local proxy to monitor and website interactions.
Generate random names, genders, and nationalities. Create avatars, profiles, emails, phone numbers, and physical addresses. Use for character creation, role-playing, software testing, or anonymous registration.
Check network details like SSID, IP address, and DNS servers. Perform DNS tests with DoH and DoT support. Run traceroute, port scan, and Wake-on-LAN. Locate Bluetooth devices. Analyze network performance and connectivity.