See your site on
every screen
Test any website on iPhone, Galaxy, foldables and iPad, side by side, right inside Chrome. Free mobile simulator and responsive viewer.
We help you see your site on every phone, tablet and foldable, so you can ship with confidence.
The newest phones,
ready when you are
From iPhone SE to iPhone Duo, Galaxy S25 Ultra to Z Fold8. Real viewports, real pixel ratios, real user agents.
Find any device in seconds
Search by name or by width. Try “fold”, “Pixel” or “390”.
Built for developers
The details that make a simulator worth trusting: the right user agent, the right media queries, the right URL.
Built to show your work
Turn the screens you just tested into a demo, a mockup or a bug report without opening another app.
Promises we keep
We read what people dislike about other simulators. Here is what we do differently.
No ads, ever. Not in the free version, not in Pro.
Promise 1 of 5 · Clean
Everything you need to know
Short answers about price, privacy and how accurate a simulator really is.
Is PocketView free?
Yes. The free version shows 2 devices side by side, with every device, sync scroll, screenshots, recording and Mockup Studio included. A Pro plan with more devices at once will come later, with one clear price.
Does it work with localhost and staging sites?
Yes. Open http://localhost:3000 or any staging URL the same way as a live site. Your own browser loads it, so password-protected staging sites work when you are signed in.
Is it a real iOS or Android simulator?
No, and we say so plainly. PocketView simulates screen size, pixel ratio, user agent, touch and display mode inside Chrome. Layout and responsive CSS behave like on the device, but Safari engine bugs only show on a real iPhone. Do a final check on a real phone before a big launch.
Does PocketView collect my data?
No. There are no accounts, no analytics and no servers. Settings stay in your browser. Read the privacy policy.
Which browsers does it support?
Google Chrome, plus browsers that install Chrome Web Store extensions, such as Microsoft Edge, Brave and Arc.
How is it different from Chrome DevTools device mode?
DevTools shows one device at a time inside the inspector. PocketView shows devices side by side with real frames, syncs scrolling between them, and adds foldables, recording, mockups and app mode. See 3 ways to get mobile view in Chrome.