A browser for Android with built-in Chrome DevTools. Built for developers who code on Android.
An Android browser that gives you real Chrome DevTools — Elements, Console, Network, Sources, Performance, Lighthouse, and everything else — running entirely on your phone. No laptop required.
Android can run a terminal. It can run code editors and dev servers. But it can't do desktop browsing with developer tools. This is that missing piece.
Two WebViews: one is your browser, the other runs the real Chrome DevTools frontend (built from Chromium source). A local TCP proxy bridges them via the Chrome DevTools Protocol. No root, no ADB, no external device needed.
# First time: build the DevTools frontend from Chromium source
./scripts/copy-devtools.sh
# Build the APK
./gradlew assembleDebug
# Output: app/build/outputs/apk/debug/app-debug.apk
Requires JDK 17 and Android SDK (API 35).
MIT. See NOTICE for third-party licenses (Chromium DevTools, NanoHTTPD, AndroidX).
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