Connect to local or remote WebSocket daemons, subscribe to public, private, and presence channels with automatic authentication, and inspect syntax-highlighted JSON event payloads in real time.
How developers debug real-time features before and after EchoScope.
1. Create a throwaway test.blade.php file.
2. Configure Laravel Echo, Pusher.js, and CDN script tags.
3. Write temporary routes and JavaScript console.log() listeners.
4. Risk accidentally committing testing routes to Git repositories.
1. Open EchoScope from your browser toolbar.
2. Enter channel name (e.g. user.1) and select Private.
3. EchoScope automatically handles /broadcasting/auth.
4. Watch live payloads stream in with syntax highlighting and 1-click JSON copy.
Built for backend software engineers building real-time Laravel and WebSocket applications.
Full support for Laravel Reverb's high-speed Pusher v7 WebSocket handshake, heartbeat pings, and socket ID tracking with zero boilerplate.
Sends auth tokens and session cookies directly to your /broadcasting/auth endpoint to verify
access rules and authorize subscriptions.
Examine broadcast payloads with formatted syntax highlighting, live text search, and 1-click JSON copy for quick frontend handoff.
Pop the inspector out into a dedicated browser tab to monitor live background events side-by-side with your IDE code editor.
Drop-in compatibility with Pusher Channels, Soketi, and any custom RFC6455 WebSocket broadcasting daemon.
Zero telemetry. Event payloads, session cookies, and connection credentials never touch third-party servers.