Description
When you debug iOS apps, the Xcode simulator windows eat a big chunk of the screen, and finding the right device among many means digging through menus. NeoSimulator is a standalone Mac app that puts the simulators for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Apple TV and Apple Vision Pro into one window.
A searchable device list grouped by date sits on the left, the simulator screen in the middle, and a device settings panel on the right: appearance, text size, reduce motion, location and volume are all adjusted right there instead of tapping through Settings on the device.
One place for every device:All simulators are listed by date in the sidebar and start with a click.
Accessibility and appearance testing:Toggle dark mode, Liquid Glass strength, bold text, contrast and VoiceOver to check how your UI adapts.
Screenshots and recording:Buttons under the window capture the screen or record it, no command line needed.
Slimmer background services:Stop simulator services you do not use to lighten the load on your Mac.
Restores on quit:Closing the app puts Xcode's previous display settings back.
Requirements:An Apple Silicon Mac, a recent macOS, and Xcode with simulator runtimes installed.
A searchable device list grouped by date sits on the left, the simulator screen in the middle, and a device settings panel on the right: appearance, text size, reduce motion, location and volume are all adjusted right there instead of tapping through Settings on the device.
Features
One place for every device:All simulators are listed by date in the sidebar and start with a click.
Accessibility and appearance testing:Toggle dark mode, Liquid Glass strength, bold text, contrast and VoiceOver to check how your UI adapts.
Screenshots and recording:Buttons under the window capture the screen or record it, no command line needed.
Slimmer background services:Stop simulator services you do not use to lighten the load on your Mac.
Restores on quit:Closing the app puts Xcode's previous display settings back.
Requirements:An Apple Silicon Mac, a recent macOS, and Xcode with simulator runtimes installed.
