Find your apps across Xcode simulators. Locate their databases, preferences, and directories. Get straight to the files you need.
For macOS 26 or later · Works with local Xcode simulator data
Container identifiers change. Your workflow shouldn’t depend on remembering them. Elyron brings the relevant installations and locations together.
See where an app is installed without opening each simulator. Switch between app and simulator perspectives to find the environment you need.
Elyron detects database and preferences locations in simulator app containers. Reveal a detected file in Finder or copy its path for your preferred inspection tool.
Use search and operating-system filters to reach the relevant apps and simulators, even when your development environment has grown.
Open a directory in Finder or copy its path for your next step. Elyron gives you access to the app container and its common development locations.
ElyronDocumentsLibraryApplication SupportCachestmpApp containerAllow access to CoreSimulator. You can change the selected folder later in Settings.
Browse by app or simulator, then use search and operating-system filters to narrow the list.
Reveal a detected database or preferences file in Finder, open a directory, or copy its path.
Elyron works with simulator data on your Mac. It uses no user accounts, advertising, analytics, or tracking.
Read the privacy policyYou select the CoreSimulator folder. Elyron’s sandbox entitlement gives it read-only access to the selected files.
Elyron locates files and directories. Open them in Finder, then inspect them with your preferred tools.
Built for macOS, with app and simulator perspectives in one window.
Elyron requires macOS 26 or later and local Xcode simulator data. You choose the CoreSimulator folder when granting access.
Elyron focuses on local Xcode simulators. It does not browse app data on connected physical devices.
Elyron finds database files and preferences locations. It reveals them in Finder or copies their paths; it does not provide an in-app database editor.
Elyron uses read-only access to your selected simulator folder. Its file actions open or reveal locations in Finder and copy paths. Changes you make with Finder or another tool are separate from Elyron.
Yes. View or change the selected CoreSimulator folder in Settings, or restore the default folder location.
A file may not exist until your app creates it. Detection also depends on the file’s location and naming. Run the app in the simulator, refresh Elyron, and open the container if you need to inspect it manually.
No. Elyron works locally and uses no analytics, advertising, tracking, or user accounts.
Bring your simulator apps and their directories into view.
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