Installation

npx expo install @axonpack/expo-devtools react-native-safe-area-context react-native-webview expo-clipboard

react-native-safe-area-context, react-native-webview and expo-clipboard are peer dependencies. Your app supplies them, so each resolves to the version your Expo SDK ships rather than one this package pins.

There is nothing else to install: no config plugin, no app.json changes, and no native code to write.

Expo Go or a development build

Both work. The package ships exactly one native module, loaded optionally, so an app running in Expo Go still gets the whole panel. A handful of readings go quiet:

• Main-thread frame rate
• App memory and device memory
• Disk space (Android only in any case)
• The measured startup breakdown
• The Debug tab's main-thread controls
• Native crash capture, and most device details on a crash report
• The measured phases of a request, in the Timing tab

Everything else, including all of Console and Navigation, behaves the same. A development build made with expo run:ios, expo run:android or EAS lights the rest up. The full list is in What needs a development build.

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