Developer tools for label and laser printer analysis. Simulate printers via WLAN to receive and analyze print data. Load print files for detailed evaluation. Display data in multiple views for inspection.
by Stefan Arnhold★ 0.00 ratingsDeveloper Tools$3.99Data updated 2026-09-06
Provides full text of the California with searchable sections and real-time number lookup. Allows email or print of selected sections. Includes read-aloud functionality and offline access. Supports searching within search results.
Write and compile TeX files offline with full support. Edit plain TeX and documents. Use XeLaTeX/LuaLaTeX with a PRO subscription. Auto-download packages like beamer. Integrate BibTeX and MakeIndex.
Allows secure remote access to Linux or IoT devices via SSH. Users can connect using password or key authentication. It supports multiple emulations and stores connection settings securely.
Debug web pages by entering URLs or scanning QR codes. View console logs, system information, and network data. Save links and timestamps to a database. Manage local static websites and test multiple projects.
Explore with high-resolution maps and topographic details
Explore a high-resolution 3D model of with topographic lighting and satellite data. Navigate the surface, view annotated features, and access information links. Take a guided tour or explore freely.
Calculate required for art based on scaling percentages and printer . Input dimensions and output optimal DPI settings for accurate print quality. Export settings for use in design software.
Simulate electronic circuits with engine and virtual instruments. Add components to a breadboard and connect them. Analyze signals using oscilloscope and logic analyzer. Export simulation data. Create or customize electronic parts.
Graph equations and calculate advanced math functions
Graph functions with support for multiple equations and color differentiation. Plot up to ten functions simultaneously. Use touch gestures to zoom and trace graphs. Perform calculations using natural textbook notation and advanced math commands.
Write mathematical expressions using inline LaTeX. Edit and format equations directly within the document. Preview rendered equations in real-time. Export documents in Markdown or PDF format.
And inspect HTTP/ traffic directly from iOS or iPad devices. Decrypt and view request/response data in plain text with JSON syntax highlighting. Share traffic to macOS for advanced inspection.