iOS Dev Tools

The greatest iOS development tools, including websites, desktop and mobile apps, and back-end services. Updated daily by Max Ott.

Subscribe

A weekly update delivered right to your inbox. Sent once a week. No spam, not ever. Unsubscribe at any time.

Realm Browser

Added on

An on-device debugging framework for introspecting local Realm files. Realm Browser for iOS is an unofficial debugging framework for apps that implement Realm. It uses the Objective-C dynamic runtime to monitor an app’s interaction with Realm, and then allows developers to present a UI dialogue displaying the contents of any Realm files in the app. By embedding Realm Browser in the debug builds of your apps, you can get a useful look at contents of your Realm file to make sure data is getting saved correctly, while away from your Mac.

screenshot of Realm Browser

Other similar tools

Accengage

Broadcast targeted, personalized and automated Push Notifications to boost the engagement, retention and conversion of your app users and website […]

Read More

Vibes

Vibes is the leading mobile marketing solution, with over 15 years of experience helping brands build mobile marketing relationships. […]

Read More

YYDebugDatabase

A tool to remotely debug databases from inside your iOS app running on your iPhone via a web browser. YYDebugDatabase allows you to view and edit databases directly in your browser including letting you query, update, insert, and delete data directly. You can also download a complete database for debugging on your Mac. It only takes a couple of lines to integrate and is supported in Firefox, Safari, and Chrome. It also gives you convenient access to a few other bits of useful information including bundle identifier, document path, cache path, and data saved in User Defaults. […]

Read More

simMagnifier

A mac app that gives you easy access to the latest run apps on your iOS Simulators. simMagnifier lets you explore Core Data content in the Simulator’s Documents folders and will try to detect your Core Data configuration automatically. Once loaded you can add new instances, delete or edit current ones, filter entities, explore relationships, and execute fetch requests. It also gives you quick access to important Simulator folders, like Documents, Application Support, App Bundle, and more, and you can check data stored in NSUserDefaults. […]

Read More