Xcode 27’s Device Hub, ported to iOS and iPadOS.
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Native macOS iPhone mirror — CoreMediaIO + Metal (up to 120 fps) and CoreDevice UniversalHID
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The all-in-one iOS workbench for macOS: mount DDIs, run pymobiledevice3/DVT diagnostics, stream Unified Logs, capture PCAPs, simulate GPX locations, inspect and sideload IPAs, inventory apps, create encrypted backups, and collect forensic evidence.
python macos ios gpx developer-tools ipa ios-development packet-capture dvt unified-logging mobile-forensics usbmux pyside6 lockdown-services ios-forensics pymobiledevice3 device-diagnostics developer-disk-image coredevice mobilebackup2
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Local, capability-aware MCP server for authorized AI-assisted macOS and iOS debugging, Simulator/device workflows, Apple binary analysis, profiling, and reproducible evidence.
macos swift debugging ios apple xcode mcp reverse-engineering developer-tools binary-analysis lldb symbolication ios-simulator ai-agents crash-analysis xctrace model-context-protocol mcp-server coredevice lldb-dap
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Rust libraries, Python/C bindings, and an ios CLI for interacting with real iOS devices via usbmuxd, lockdown, CoreDevice/RemoteXPC, and Apple device services.
rust cli ios apple ffi python-bindings developer-tools mobile-device usbmuxd lockdown coredevice remotexpc
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Keep SideStore and two personally signed iOS apps refreshed on-device with a Free Apple Account, official LocalDevVPN, and native background automation.
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Recover macOS iPhone/iPad MobileDevice, usbmuxd, CoreDevice, and Xcode device detection issues without redistributing Apple files
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Control a paired physical iPad from macOS with semantic Python calls, CoreDevice deep links, and AirDrop.
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