Remote Console & Network Inspector
Debug devices with no usable devtools — Smart TVs, kiosks, embedded browsers — by streaming their real console and network activity here, live.
Step 1 — add the snippet
Add this snippet to the page(s) you want to debug (e.g. on the TV app), then load that page on the target device:
Step 2 — watch it stream in below
Note: this only captures activity from pages where you've added the snippet (it doesn't work on arbitrary third-party sites). Because it runs in the target device's own browser, it reflects that device's real engine — including bugs that only happen there. It also grabs a visual snapshot of the rendered page on connect, every 30s, and right after any script error, so layout/CSS bugs that never throw an error are still visible.
What is a remote console for Smart TVs and embedded browsers?
Smart TVs, kiosks, POS terminals, digital signage, and in-app WebViews all run real JavaScript — but almost none of them give you access to devtools. A bug that never shows up on your laptop can still be silently breaking the exact same page on a Samsung Tizen, LG webOS, Android TV, or Roku browser. This tool streams that device's actual console output, network requests, and a live screenshot of what it's rendering, over to a page you can watch from any browser — no USB cable, no developer mode, no root access.
Who this is for
- Smart TV app developers (Samsung Tizen, LG webOS, Android TV, Roku, Vizio SmartCast)
- Digital signage and POS kiosk developers
- IoT and embedded-browser developers
- Anyone debugging an older Android WebView or in-app browser with no inspect-element
How it works
- Generate a session code above and copy the one-line script snippet.
- Add that snippet to the page(s) you want to debug on the target device.
- Open that page on the TV/kiosk/device — its console, network activity, and screenshots stream into this page in real time.
FAQ
Does this work on any TV or website?
No — it only captures activity from pages where you've added the agent script yourself. It's not a proxy or a way to inspect arbitrary third-party sites; you need code access to the page you want to debug.
Do I need to root the TV, connect a USB cable, or install anything?
No. It's a single JavaScript snippet — no ADB, no USB debugging, no developer mode, no native app install. It works the same way on Samsung Tizen, LG webOS, Android TV, Roku, and other embedded or kiosk browsers.
Is this only for Smart TVs?
Smart TVs are the main use case, but it works anywhere JavaScript runs without accessible devtools: digital signage, POS kiosks, IoT dashboards, in-app WebViews, and older Android browsers.
Does it show me what the page actually looks like, not just error text?
Yes. On top of console logs, network requests, and uncaught errors, it captures a live screenshot of the rendered page on connect, every 30 seconds, and right after any script error — so layout and CSS bugs that never throw an error are still visible.
How long is the captured data kept?
Each event auto-expires and is deleted automatically after a set retention window, and there's a hard total storage cap with automatic cleanup of the oldest data if that's ever exceeded. You can also clear a session manually at any time.
Is this free to use?
Yes, completely free, with no account or sign-up required.