Roadmap

Restore the last selected debugging page after supported reloads or app restarts.

Debug PostHog analytics events, feature flags, and session recordings during development.

Add subscription-state fixtures for supported RevenueCat and StoreKit integrations, including trials, expiration, billing retry and restore scenarios.

Add overrides for supported appearance and device settings, including font scale, layout direction, reduced motion, safe areas, locale and color scheme.

Add controls for supported Face ID and Touch ID scenarios, including success, failure, lockout and missing enrollment.

Supply repeatable image and document fixtures to supported picker and share-sheet integrations for testing upload and OCR flows.

Add supported orientation and motion fixtures, including rotation, shake, compass heading and step counts.

Add an on-screen review of accessibility labels, target sizes, reachability and contrast. Define supported checks and platform-specific thresholds.

Inspect supported translation integrations for missing keys and fallback text. Add pseudo-localization to test layouts with longer strings.

Add a startup timeline showing module loading, first-render delays and time to interaction for supported runtimes.

Inspect instrumented timeouts, intervals and animation callbacks, with source context where available. Help identify work that continues after leaving a screen.

Add operation, variable, error and cache inspection for supported Apollo, urql and Relay integrations.

Inspect bundle composition, large modules and duplicate dependencies to help investigate code-size changes.

Record supported app interactions and generate a draft Maestro flow or Detox test. Review selectors and assertions before running the generated test.

Highlight elements missing stable automation identifiers or accessible labels, so developers can review how tests target them.

Flag supported layout issues such as clipped text, zero-size views, off-screen content and overlapping targets, with component context where available.

Show resolved fonts and detected fallbacks for supported text components.

Record frame-rate incidents with available render and commit context to help investigate stuttering interactions.

Let your AI agent record what the phone's native side does. It shows CPU use, main thread stalls, memory and dropped frames. Use it when an app is slow but the JS looks fine, like big image loads, heavy native code or slow startup. It will use Xcode Instruments on iOS and Perfetto on Android.

Compare captured responses with a supplied OpenAPI or GraphQL schema and report detected field and type mismatches.

Load older storage fixtures and run supported restart flows to inspect migration results, including upgrades that skip versions.

Populate supported stores with configurable fixture counts to test empty states, single-item layouts and long lists.

Inspect supported Keychain and SecureStore integrations, with values redacted by default and an explicit reveal action.

List linked native modules, versions and available architecture-compatibility information to support upgrade reviews.

Inspect supported JavaScript-to-native calls, their frequency and payload sizes to help investigate performance costs.

View the underlying network request for TanStack Query mutations—headers, request body, response, and timing—all linked to the mutation that triggered it.

Track screen brightness changes in your event timeline. Useful for debugging auto-brightness features, dark mode triggers, and understanding user context.

Inspect LaunchDarkly feature flags in real-time. See active flags, their current values, evaluation reasons, and test flag variations without redeploying.

Debug deep links and universal links with ease. See incoming URLs, how they parse, which routes they resolve to, and test deep links directly from the dev tools.

Debug analytics events across all major providers—Firebase, Amplitude, Mixpanel, Segment, and more. See events firing in real-time, inspect payloads, and verify tracking before shipping.

Debug mobile attribution and marketing analytics from AppsFlyer, Adjust, and Branch. Verify install attribution, deep link routing, and campaign tracking during development.

View and modify your Drizzle database data in real-time directly from the dev tools. Inspect tables, run queries, and debug your local database without leaving your app—powered by drizzle-studio-expo.

Inspect and debug your WatermelonDB collections, records, and sync status. View local data, track sync operations, and debug offline-first data flows in real-time.

Debug Prisma queries, inspect your database schema, and view query performance. See generated SQL, execution times, and data relationships directly in your dev tools.

Explore and modify your Realm database objects in real-time. Inspect schemas, browse collections, debug sync conflicts, and monitor Realm sync status.

Direct SQLite database inspection for expo-sqlite and react-native-sqlite-storage. Browse tables, run raw SQL queries, and view your local database structure.

Debug TypeORM entities, repositories, and queries. Inspect entity relationships, view generated SQL, and monitor database operations during development.

Inspect WebSocket connections in the Network dev tool. View connection lifecycle (open, close, error), individual message frames in both directions, and payload contents — covering chat, live updates, and GraphQL subscriptions that currently bypass the network log.

Capture file downloads and uploads that bypass JavaScript and run through native bridges. Covers expo-file-system (downloadAsync / uploadAsync) and react-native-blob-util — currently invisible to the JS network interceptor.

Expand capture of native image and media requests from supported image and video libraries. These requests can bypass JavaScript-only network hooks.

Buoy runs in Angular as a beta. See state with NgRx or NGXS. Read Query data. See Router pages. Use a vanilla Zustand store. Highlight draws boxes as views change. It shows their counts too. SignalStore is still planned.

Buoy runs in Vue and Nuxt as a beta. See Vue Router pages, Pinia stores and Vue Query data. Highlight boxes the components that rendered. Vue 3.6 Vapor components are still planned.

Buoy runs in Solid as a beta. See Solid Router pages and Solid Query data. Show Solid stores and signals in the Zustand tool. Highlight boxes the parts that changed. Solid 2 is still planned.

Add Buoy to a web app with no React in it. One call starts it. Network, Storage, Console and Routes work in any app. This covers jQuery, Lit, Alpine, htmx and more.

See each signal in use on this page, live. View them, but do not edit them. It cannot list all signals in an app.

Use the Query tool with Vue, Angular, Svelte and Solid Query, not just React Query. They all share one core. Angular, Solid and Vue Query work now.

Add Buoy to Svelte and SvelteKit apps. It will show Svelte stores and SvelteKit pages.

Setup steps and tests for Astro sites. React and Vue parts in Astro get their full tools.

Add Buoy to Blazor apps in C#. Web calls and storage come first. C# state tools come after the .NET MAUI work.

Expand TV focus inspection with graph and focus-guide diagnostics for supported Apple TV and Android TV integrations. See the Focus Inspector guide for current capabilities.

Add remote-press injection on physical Apple TV hardware through a proposed XCUITest companion, and expand simulator playback controls. See the TV guide for currently supported remote actions.

Investigate Buoy integration for Fire TV devices using Vega OS, including bundler setup and device transport.

Add a TV-focused performance overlay with available frame-rate, memory and network metrics. Review remote navigation and readability during video playback.

Add supported network, storage, console and timeline integrations for Samsung Tizen and LG webOS apps, with Desktop connectivity.

Add Desktop-side Roku discovery, remote actions, screenshots, SceneGraph inspection and debug-console access, with MCP support for available actions.

Show supported Android and iOS native logs beside the JavaScript console in Desktop.

Buoy for .NET MAUI is a beta on NuGet. Ten tools and Ask Buoy work on iOS and Android. Add it with one package.

One Buoy SDK for KMP apps covering the shared Kotlin layer on both Android and iOS — Ktor/OkHttp network capture, shared-state inspection, and multiplatform storage debugging.

Add Buoy to Unity games on phones and desktop. First up: logs, a cheat panel and game states you can save and load. It will link to Desktop and MCP too.

Add Buoy to web games built with Phaser. We plan logs, web calls, a cheat panel and saved game states.

Add Buoy to Godot games. We plan logs, a cheat panel and saved game states.

Look into Buoy for Unreal Engine games. This comes after Unity and Godot.