Your frontend.Fully inspectable.
Inspectro is a VS Code extension that shows your components, renders, network and SSR execution while your app runs. The runtime your browser hides and your AI can't watch — right beside your code.
ext install hemasai.inspectro
Set a breakpoint in SSR. Sixty seconds.
One session, one editor: the component tree, the render, the request and the server-side pause that produced it.
Modern frontends are too complex to debug from one place.
Every session becomes a relay race across eight disconnected tools. Context evaporates between every switch, and the bug lives in the gap.
Your component names are gone: you're in <div> soup, hunting the React tree in another panel.
Your component names are gone: you're in <div> soup, hunting the React tree in another panel.
Breakpoints, but no component tree, no render counts, no network tied to a component.
Breakpoints, but no component tree, no render counts, no network tied to a component.
Framework tree in the browser, source in the editor. Two windows, no link between them.
Framework tree in the browser, source in the editor. Two windows, no link between them.
A separate HTML report you open once and forget, and not tied to the branch you're on.
A separate HTML report you open once and forget, and not tied to the branch you're on.
A CLI or browser add-on, findings dumped as a list, disconnected from the component at fault.
A CLI or browser add-on, findings dumped as a list, disconnected from the component at fault.
Flame charts of frames, not render counts per component. You still guess which one.
Flame charts of frames, not render counts per component. You still guess which one.
Restart, re-login, re-seed. Every environment change costs you the session.
Restart, re-login, re-seed. Every environment change costs you the session.
A browser panel in yet another window, for a two-line change.
A browser panel in yet another window, for a two-line change.
AI writes it.You still have to see it run.
AI is blind once the app is running
It writes code fast and can guess at fixes, but it reads static source. It can't watch your SSR render, count your re-renders, or see the request that fired three components deep. And when AI wrote the code, you're debugging something you didn't even write.
Inspectro shows what actually happens
Real renders, real network, real breakpoints, real SSR execution: the ground truth the AI and the browser can't give you. Deterministic and local, and it runs against your own dev server, not a cloud.
Inspectro is the eyes.
AI is a planned optional add-on, never requiredOne DevTool.
Every layer.
Eight instruments wired into a single workspace, right next to your code. One tool instead of five.
Your frontend,
right next to your code.
No tool-hopping across five windows all day. The component tree lives in the DevTools panel that opens in your browser, one click from its source in VS Code: source, runtime and breakpoints in one flow. One tool instead of five.
Before youinstall it.
Be first inside
the telescope.
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