Capture and analyze HTTP/HTTPS traffic, rewrite requests, and manage SSH connections. Use Terminal and Python3 for scripting. Edit cookies, perform DNS parsing, and run traceroutes. Monitor system resources like CPU, memory, and network.
Monitor server status and manage Docker containers
Monitor server status with real-time CPU, GPU, memory, and network usage metrics. Track Docker container details and SSH into servers directly. View TCP statistics and process lists without installing additional software.
Browse websites in desktop view for better compatibility and usability. Access third-party web apps normally restricted to desktop browsers. Adjust user agent settings to customize browsing experience.
Input domains or IP addresses to check TLS security. Inspect websites directly from a browser extension. View trust status and certificate details. Identify security issues and device trust relationships.
Connect to encrypted servers for secure browsing and data protection. Access high-speed global servers for smooth streaming and browsing. Enable one-tap connections for quick setup and privacy.
Test buttons, joysticks, and triggers for responsiveness. Visualize input responses and check analog stick sensitivity. Monitor battery levels and detect stick drift. Verify repairs and assess vibration motor function.
Scan and detect nearby Bluetooth devices. Connect and debug devices. Read device information and data. Write and store data packets. Save and delete common write data. View signal strength and log data.
Allows developers to debug and test web content directly on iOS. View and edit HTML elements with live preview. Adjust and CSS rules in real time. Access JavaScript console for debugging. Check element dimensions and properties.
Detect connected devices on your network and ping them for response. Analyze download speed and connection latency. Identify DNS servers and view real-time network details. Test proxy and VPN connections for performance.
Stay up-to-date with iOS, iPadOS, watchOS, and tvOS betas and releases. Check Xcode release notes, macOS requirements, and included SDKs. Receive notifications for new versions and beta updates.