NativeScope is a platform of developer tools built exclusively for React Native. Our first module, Storage Inspector, lets you inspect and edit MMKV, AsyncStorage and SQLite in real time through a modern, high-performance interface. Built to handle gigabytes of local data without compromising responsiveness, it works seamlessly with Expo, iOS and Android. Everything runs locally on your machine—no cloud, no telemetry, just a faster way to debug and build React Native apps.
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Hi everyone! I’m Caio, the creator of NativeScope.
I spend most of my time building React Native apps, and I often found myself wasting time digging through local storage just to understand what was happening.
NativeScope started as an internal tool to solve that problem. Over time, it evolved into a platform for React Native developer tools, with Storage Inspector being the first module.
I’d love to hear your thoughts, feature requests, and feedback. Thanks for checking it out! 🚀
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Inspecting storage data in real time sounds like a huge time saver, especially for the AsyncStorage entries that pile up during prototyping. One feature I'd love to see is a diff view that compares storage state across app sessions or builds, so you can quickly spot what changed after a code update or migration.
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@hazal360388 Thanks! We actually have that today!!
You can create snapshots and instantly diff them to see exactly what changed in MMKV, AsyncStorage, or SQLite. It makes debugging migrations and state changes much easier
Inspecting storage data in real time sounds like a huge time saver, especially for the AsyncStorage entries that pile up during prototyping. One feature I'd love to see is a diff view that compares storage state across app sessions or builds, so you can quickly spot what changed after a code update or migration.
@hazal360388 Thanks! We actually have that today!!
You can create snapshots and instantly diff them to see exactly what changed in MMKV, AsyncStorage, or SQLite. It makes debugging migrations and state changes much easier