As a developer, I often find myself imagining that a quick look into the console would answer my question or shed some light on a bug. But the truth is, seldom do you have a development machine with tools like Xcode on hand. Even with a Mac available, I would need to scroll through long lists of irrelevant events while looking for the information I want. That is why I created CBConsole.

CBConsole is a convenient helper for those who need access to syslog entries on their device. Useful for developers, support agents or anyone who might be curious about what is going on under the hood.

CBConsole’s strength is its comprehensibility and ease of use. No need to manually check for new log entries. Every time you open CBConsole, logs are directly updated. All log entries can be easily browsed by the app/process name that created it. For those developers who need to maintain identically named apps for different sales regions, the list is additionally sorted by the corresponding identifier. CBConsole’s final feature is the ability to send some or all logs at once.

For me, working with CBConsole sums up like this:
'just get the information you want; in no time.'

And I think it will benefit you the same way!