tools / routes

Understand exactly where your app is — and how it got there

Buoy Routes maps your whole Expo Router sitemap, shows the live navigation stack with params, and logs every navigation event with timestamps. Tap any route to jump straight to it — no more tapping through six screens to reach the one you're debugging.

Read the docsnpm i @buoy-gg/route-events
Expo Router route sitemap
The full route sitemap with per-type stats.
Navigation events history
Timestamped navigation history with jump-to.
Navigation stack inspector
The live stack with names, positions, and params.

What it does

Route sitemap

Every route in the app — static, dynamic, catch-all, and layouts — expandable with per-route detail.

Stack inspector

The current navigation stack with route names, positions, and params. See exactly where you are.

Navigation events

A timestamped history of every navigation. Tap "Go" to jump back to any route you've visited.

Jump to any screen

Navigate directly to any route — including deep, parameterized ones — which makes reproducing screen-specific bugs instant.

Frequently asked questions

How do I inspect the navigation stack in React Native?

Install @buoy-gg/route-events and open Routes — the Stack tab shows the live stack with route names and params, updating as you navigate.

Does it work with Expo Router?

Yes — it's built for Expo Router: the sitemap, stack, and event stream all reflect your file-based routes.

Add Route Inspector to your app

Free for on-device debugging. Two-minute install, no native code.

Quick startnpm i @buoy-gg/core

Works well with