Max Wesel
Built from the ground up for mobile developers. Monitor network requests, logs, and events in real-time. Debug faster, ship with confidence. Start now and integrate the LogDog SDK within your Android or iOS application. FEATURES: š Intercept any HTTP(s) request from your app š Mock any HTTP(s) request (body, header, statusCode) - super useful for prototyping new routes š” Remote logging (even outside your local network, fully SSL-secured) š Search and filter through logs in real time š§āš» Sleek, modern UI ā works right in your browser š Share sessions via link or export as JSON/CSV š· Take screenshots from your device
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Max Wesel is a powerful tool designed specifically for mobile developers to monitor network requests, logs, and events in real-time. It allows developers to debug faster and ship applications with confidence by integrating the LogDog SDK within their Android or iOS applications.
Max Wesel offers a variety of features including the ability to intercept any HTTP(s) request from your app, mock HTTP(s) requests for prototyping, remote logging that is fully SSL-secured, real-time search and filtering through logs, a sleek modern UI that works in your browser, session sharing via link or export as JSON/CSV, taking screenshots from your device, and a debug window for inspecting logs and network on-device. Additionally, it supports live screen capture for remote debugging.
Max Wesel is perfect for QA teams exploring monitoring tools, product managers interested in analytics capabilities, developers needing to debug their apps with mocked responses, and development teams requiring real-time debugging for various types of builds, including xCode, TestFlight, and AppStore builds.
Currently, there are no user-generated pros and cons available for Max Wesel. However, its features suggest that it is a robust tool for mobile developers, particularly for debugging and monitoring applications in real-time.