Official Plugins

    We maintain a set of plugins that cover the most common debugging needs, each one a thin bridge between a library you're probably already using and a DevTools panel.

    Beta

    Rozenite and its official plugins are in beta. If something doesn't work, please report it or contribute a fix.

    Available plugins

    • Expo Atlas — visualize your Metro bundle to find large dependencies and duplicate code.
    • TanStack Query — monitor and manage TanStack Query's cache and queries.
    • Network Activity Inspector — a Chrome-DevTools-style network panel for your app's HTTP and WebSocket traffic.
    • Redux DevTools — inspect state, actions, and diffs for a Redux store.
    • Performance Monitor — track startup timing and custom performance marks.
    • Storage — one panel for MMKV, AsyncStorage, and Expo SecureStore.
    • Feature Flags — inspect and override flags from a custom store, LaunchDarkly, or Statsig.
    • File System — browse app-accessible directories and preview file contents.
    • Controls — build a custom panel of toggles, inputs, and buttons for your own app.
    • React Navigation — track navigation actions and inspect navigation state.
    • React Hook Form — inspect field values, validation, and form state.
    • SQLite — browse tables and run queries against your app's databases.
    • Overlay — grid and reference-image overlays for pixel-perfect UI work.
    • Require Profiler — a flame graph of your app's startup require() calls.

    Installing a plugin

    Each plugin installs as a dev dependency, since it's only needed during development:

    npm
    yarn
    pnpm
    bun
    deno
    npm install -D @rozenite/network-activity-plugin

    Swap in the package name for the plugin you want — see its page for the exact setup steps, since most plugins also need a small hook added to your app.

    Community plugins

    Beyond what we maintain, the community builds and shares its own Rozenite plugins. They aren't officially supported, but many are worth a look for specific use cases.

    Building your own

    If none of the above fit, see the Plugin Development guide to build your own.

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