Scalpel
A surgical debugging tool for Android that visualizes view hierarchies in 3D with interactive layer inspection.
What is Scalpel?
Scalpel is an Android debugging library that visualizes view hierarchies in an interactive 3D space, allowing developers to inspect the layers beneath their app's UI. It helps identify layout issues and understand complex view structures by providing surgical precision in debugging.
Android developers who need to debug complex view hierarchies, optimize layouts, or understand the layer structure of their UI components.
Developers choose Scalpel for its unique 3D interactive visualization of Android view layers, which offers a more intuitive and surgical approach to debugging compared to traditional 2D inspectors.
Overview
A surgical debugging tool to uncover the layers under your app.
Use Cases
Best For
- Debugging overlapping or nested view issues in Android layouts
- Understanding the depth and layer structure of complex UI hierarchies
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