Multi-device testing & QA for Chrome

See every screenat once.

Panescope opens your site on phones, tablets and laptops side by side, in sync, and gives you the tools to fix what you find: inspect, accessibility, Web Vitals and 42 debug tools.

Free plan, no accountPro trial for 3 days, no card
Panescope · panescope.com/demo
Panescope workspace with an iPhone, an iPad and a MacBook showing the same page
Scroll, click, hover, typesynced across screens
WCAG 2.2 auditon every screen size
LCP 292 ms · CLS 0.03measured per screen
iPhone 17 ProiPhone AirPixel 10Galaxy S25 UltraGalaxy Z FoldiPad miniiPad AiriPad Pro 13"Surface ProMacBook Air 13"MacBook Pro 16"iPhone SEPixel FoldGalaxy Tab S9Desktop 14404K displayiPhone 17 ProiPhone AirPixel 10Galaxy S25 UltraGalaxy Z FoldiPad miniiPad AiriPad Pro 13"Surface ProMacBook Air 13"MacBook Pro 16"iPhone SEPixel FoldGalaxy Tab S9Desktop 14404K display
How it works

From “looks fine on my laptop” to shipped on every screen.

Four steps, one workspace, no device lab.

01

Open your site in every size

Click the extension on any page, localhost included. Your phones, tablets and laptops appear side by side, in sync.

02

Inspect the same element everywhere

Hover any screen to see the element on all of them, with its accessible name, role and contrast. Click to compare.

03

Find what is broken

Accessibility, Web Vitals, console errors, broken links and 42 debug tools, on one screen or all of them.

04

Share what you found

A visual diff for the pull request, an issue with the environment filled in, or a report your client can print.

Panescope · panescope.com/demo
Workspace with three screens
Panescope · panescope.com/demo
Inspect tooltip
Name, role, contrast
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Accessibility audit
WCAG 2.2, every screen
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Report issue dialog
Live demo

Scroll one. Watch all three.

This is the Lumen demo site in three real screens, synced the way Panescope syncs them. Scroll inside any of them.

iPhone 15393 × 760
iPad mini744 × 1020
Laptop1280 × 800

In Panescope, clicks, hover and typing sync too — and each screen has its real pixel ratio. How sync works

Sync

Scroll the laptop. The phone follows.

Scroll position, navigation, clicks, hover and typing repeat on every screen, so you test one flow on all sizes at once.

  • Hover sync opens menus and tooltips everywhere
  • Password fields are never synced
  • Each kind of sync can be turned off
Panescope · panescope.com/demo
56devices in the library
42debug tools
18vision simulations
16×max screenshot resolution
11link previews
Why not DevTools?

Device mode shows one size. Your users have all of them.

Chrome DevTools is great for one viewport. Panescope is for the moment you need to see — and check — all of them together.

PanescopeDevTools device mode
Screens at onceMany, side by sideOne at a time
Scroll, clicks, hover and input in syncYesNo
Real pixel ratio and media queries per screenYesOne device at a time
Accessibility audit on every sizeaxe-core, every screenLighthouse, one run per size
Compare one element across sizesYes, differences highlightedNo
Vision simulations18, per screen6, whole tab
ScreenshotsUp to 16×, mockups, annotateDevice size, 1×–3×
Visual diff, site scan, reports, issuesBuilt inNo
Pricing

Start free. Go Pro when you need it.

Free

The everyday multi-screen workspace.

$0forever

No account needed

  • Up to 3 screens
  • Device library and sync
  • Inspect & Elements
  • Console for every screen
  • Responsive check
  • Screenshots up to 2×
  • Horizontal, Vertical, Grid, Focus
Add to Chrome
Everything

Pro

Every tool, unlimited screens, up to 3 devices.

$79/ year

$6.58 a month, billed yearly

  • Unlimited screens
  • Accessibility audit (WCAG 2.2)
  • Web Vitals with CrUX field data
  • 42 debug tools & Stacking 3D
  • Live CSS & JS, storage, headers
  • Visual diff, site scan, broken links
  • Reports & issue export
  • Recording, mockups, 16× captures
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FAQ

Questions, answered.

Pricing and billing questions are on the pricing page. Inside the extension, every panel explains what it measures.

Does Panescope send the pages I test anywhere?

No. Pages load in your own browser, in the extension's workspace. Panescope's server only handles licensing and payments and, for Pro without your own key, CrUX lookups of public URLs.

Does it work on localhost and staging sites?

Yes: any http or https page, including localhost, preview deployments and sites behind basic auth or a header. Field data from CrUX only exists for public pages.

Why does Chrome say the extension is debugging the browser?

Some emulation (user agent from the first request, throttling, touch, timezone, CPU) uses Chrome's debugger API. Chrome shows that bar while it is on. Color scheme, sync, inspect and the audits don't need it.

What is free and what is Pro?

Free has up to 3 screens, screenshots up to 2×, Inspect and Elements, the responsive check, the console, sync and the Horizontal, Vertical, Grid and Focus layouts. Pro unlocks everything else: unlimited screens, the audits, debug tools, Live CSS, storage, emulation, visual diff, site scan, reports, recordings, mockups and up to 16× captures.

How does the trial work?

Start it from the upgrade dialog: Pro for 3 days on that device, no card needed. It can be used once.

How many computers can use one license?

Up to 3 devices per license. Deactivate a device from Settings › License to move the license to another one.

Can I cancel?

Yes, at any time, from the billing portal (Settings › License › Manage billing). Pro stays on until the end of the period you paid for.

Which languages does the interface support?

English, Tiếng Việt, 简体中文, Español, Português (Brasil), 日本語, 한국어, Deutsch, Français, Русский and हिन्दी. Tool names stay in English.

Test every screen before your users do.

Free to start. Pro for 3 days without a card.