KeyMob Overview

KeyMob is a feature-rich IOS Development Tool that offers a wide range of functional modules. It includes system information display, app management, file management, performance monitoring, and usage history tracking. Additionally, it provides features such as profile installation and testing, crash log analysis, real-time logging, batch screenshots, process monitoring, virtual location, and network monitoring. This article provides a general introduction to KeyMob Assistant, helping you better understand its functionalities.

KeyMob Interface Overview

The KeyMob interface consists of four main sections:

1. Top Bar – Contains announcements and settings.
   • Clicking on the announcement banner allows you to hide it.
2. Left Sidebar – Includes device switching at the top and a collapsible navigation menu.
3. Main Functional Area – Displays various tools and features.
4. Bottom Status Bar – Displays key status indicators:
   • The Advanced Management status (bottom-left) must turn green before certain functions can be used.
   • The Software Version (bottom-right) will notify you of updates if available.

iOS App Management

• KeyMob allows you to manage iPhone applications, including deleting apps and installing IPA files on iPhones or iPads.
• It provides app version details, installation paths, and required permissions.
• You can launch apps and view their runtime logs—similar to Xcode’s console but without restrictions on self-developed apps. It captures NSLog and console outputs for any application.
• KeyMob also enables process monitoring, allowing you to observe running apps and their resource usage.

Below is a screenshot displaying active user and system processes:

Viewing Real-Time Logs on iOS Devices

KeyMob enables you to view logs for all running applications on an iOS device. You can filter logs by a specific app, search within logs, and save them as files.

The following screenshot shows real-time logs from the Bilibili app:

Performance Monitoring

KeyMob provides comprehensive performance monitoring for iOS systems and applications. It tracks key performance indicators such as CPU usage, memory consumption, disk activity, network usage, GPU load, FPS, animation stuttering, and power consumption.

The following graph illustrates CPU and stuttering performance metrics:

Device Usage History

The Usage History module allows you to review detailed usage data over the past few months, including:

• App launch and close times
• Power consumption
• Hardware modules accessed by each app

Below is an example showing WeChat usage history:

iOS File Management

Due to iOS’s closed system, accessing system files is typically restricted. However, KeyMob enables users to browse files on an iPhone, including:

• User directories
• System directories
• App directories
• Log files

It also allows file reading, uploading, and deletion. Below is an example of the user directory view:

Additional Features

KeyMob offers several other powerful utilities, including:

• Installing and removing profile configuration files
• Batch screenshots
• Virtual location simulation
• Viewing detailed device information

Below is a screenshot of the device information panel:

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