Automatically diagnose and fix React Native tooling, build, and debugging issues in real-time
Added Dec 13, 2025
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React Native developers waste 30-50% of development time troubleshooting environment issues like Metro server failures, Xcode version mismatches, wireless debugging configuration, and cross-platform compatibility problems instead of writing code. These recurring tooling friction points delay releases and cause significant frustration.
An intelligent CLI and desktop application that continuously monitors your React Native development environment, detects known issues from a crowdsourced database, automatically applies safe fixes for common problems (network config, dependency versions, Xcode settings), and provides step-by-step remediation guidance for complex issues before they block development.
React Native's growing adoption (used by 38% of developers in 2024) combined with increasing toolchain complexity from new architectures, frequent Xcode updates, and Expo evolution has created a critical mass of environment-related failures that existing basic tools like `react-native doctor` cannot adequately address.
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Turn a prompt, screenshot, PRD, or a sketch into a working React Native mobile app in minutes. Preview it live on your phone and edit it visually. What's new: A smarter AI agent, custom domain publishing, token-based pricing, and a completely redesigned experience.. Product Hunt launch with 6 votes and 5 comments.
I built DevShield because developers shouldn't spend hours hunting bugs. DevShield is an AI engineer that watches your app around the clock, catches problems early, explains what's wrong, tracks performance, and helps fix issues before users are affected. Plug in the SDK, connect your project, and let DevShield handle the debugging while you keep shipping.. Product Hunt launch with 7 votes and 13 comments.
React Native 0.81.5 Expo 54.0.26 preview.redd.it/.../0sxfj22w6r6g1.png preview.redd.it/.../6xweok3x6r6g1.png
preview.redd.it/.../5gjmt0em3s6g1.png The above is an screenshot from old XCode, where if we enable "Connect via network", we can debug the app, via real iPhone, wirelessly. However, in latest XCode 26.1.1, I can no longer discover such an option. preview.redd.it/.../w179flnt3s6g1.png Does anyone know, where I can find such an option?
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