ReMOAT provides zero-overhead, peer-to-peer real-time remote browser debugging over WebRTC. Inspect remote console logs, network requests, live DOM, and interactive DevTools with zero cloud storage.
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ReMOAT (remoat.dev) is a real-time remote browser debugging and DevTools platform for developers, QA engineers, support teams, and AI agents.
It lets engineers debug and interact with a customer's actual live browser session, eliminating the need for screenshots, HAR files, or manually reproducing production issues.
ReMOAT uses privacy-focused peer-to-peer WebRTC connections to provide live access to:
DOM and DOM mutations
Console logs and errors
Network/XHR/fetch requests
Local storage and cookies
Browser interactions
Remote click, type, and scroll
Mobile browser and WebView debugging
AI-powered diagnostics and root-cause analysis
The workflow is simple:
Instead of:
ReMOAT enables:
Its privacy-first architecture is designed to minimize cloud data retention, with sensitive inputs maskable before transmission.
In one sentence: ReMOAT is remote DevTools for live customer browsers, combining browser telemetry, remote interaction, mobile debugging, and AI diagnostics over a privacy-focused P2P connection.