Console Dock

Console Dock is a floating in-page console for developers. It captures console.log, warnings, errors, and other console output in real time, so you can debug without constantly opening DevTools. It is especially useful on small screens, during local development, or anytime you want the console to stay visible while interacting with your page. Click the floating dock button to open an embedded console panel directly inside your page. No tab switching. No DevTools overhead. KEY FEATURES - Floating dock button: move it to any corner of the screen - Embedded console panel: view logs directly inside your page - Resizable panel: adjust the console to fit your workflow - Live log counter: see log activity at a glance - Real-time console capture: captures logs, warnings, errors, and more - Lightweight UI: stays out of your way until you need it PRIVACY FIRST Console Dock runs entirely in your browser. No tracking. No data collection. No external requests. Your logs stay local and private. OPEN SOURCE Console Dock is open source. View the source code, report issues, or suggest features on GitHub: https://github.com/arsh-uppal/dev-dock UPCOMING FEATURES - Pretty-print objects - Filter logs by type: info, warn, error - Copy logs to clipboard - Additional tabs for Network and Storage - Built-in JavaScript runner EARLY STAGE NOTICE Console Dock is a lightweight debugging helper, not a replacement for Chrome DevTools. Use it for quick console checks during development. For advanced debugging, profiling, breakpoints, and deeper inspection, DevTools is still the right tool.