Open source · fully local · two modules live
NativeScope is a modular debugging environment with no account and no cloud. Inspect storage, understand HTTP and GraphQL traffic and move between both without rebuilding your workflow around another platform.
2modules available now
1local Studio
0accounts or cloud hops
1config file, modules declared
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Each module goes deep on its own job. Together they preserve the context that usually disappears between tools.
Inspect AsyncStorage, MMKV and SQLite live. Navigate large JSON visually, edit inline, compare snapshots and restore safely.
Capture HTTP and GraphQL, isolate a new scenario without deleting history, inspect full payloads, replay safely and understand the complete session.
One integration surface
NativeScope has one package and one root config where you declare the modules you want. Enable only what you need; the Studio grows with it. Removing a module removes its surface without leaving an app architecture behind.
Read configuration
import { defineNativeScopeConfig } from
"react-native-nativescope/app"
export default defineNativeScopeConfig({
modules: {
storage: true,
network: true,
},
})The product contract
Every module must earn its place and preserve the same local, understandable path into the product.
Requests, credentials and app state stay between your device and your machine.
Install once. Enable the modules you want in one config file. Never restructure the app around a debugger.
Metro removes the instrumentation from release builds, and CI verifies the boundary.
A network response can lead directly to the storage values it changed.
I was tired of guessing what a React Native app had actually stored, scattering logs through the code, and rebuilding screens just to inspect one value. NativeScope is the tool I wanted to install once and forget about until the moment I needed it.
I build it in the open, with one standard: the easiest tool to adopt should also be the one you can trust with real data.
