WebPier

IN DEVELOPMENT · WINDOWSPrivate preview

Safari debugging, without the Mac detour.

Inspect real iPhone Safari pages in Chrome DevTools on Windows. Bring the same page context into Codex and Claude Code through MCP.

WebPier connection guide in English with no iPhone connected — WebPier on Windows — English UI
The WebPier program UI in English, captured in a disconnected test state. Real iPhone inspection is shown separately below.

Inside the workflow

Chrome DevTools on Windows showing MDN DOM and CSS rules from iPhone Safari — Real iPhone Safari · MDN in Chrome DevTools

Overview

WebPier is a developer tool for inspecting iPhone Safari from Windows. Connect an iPhone over USB, select a Safari page, and open it in the installed Chrome DevTools. Page discovery, DOM inspection, and console access have been verified on an iPhone.

Why it exists

Inspecting iPhone Safari can be cumbersome when your development environment is on Windows. WebPier brings that inspection flow closer to the desktop tools you already use, with page context that can also support AI-assisted debugging.

What it enables

Real device. Real Safari.: Inspect pages running on a USB-connected iPhone.
Familiar DevTools.: Bring Safari inspection into a Chrome DevTools workflow on Windows.
AI in the loop.: Connect inspection context to Codex and Claude Code via MCP.

Technology

Windows desktop app
USB-connected iPhone Safari
Chrome DevTools integration
MCP · Codex / Claude Code

Status

WebPier is in development, with a private preview.

Feature support varies. Full iPhone coverage for CSS editing, network response bodies, and breakpoints is still being verified.

An independent developer tool, not affiliated with Apple or Google.

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