Inspection
Inspect fabrics, nodes, endpoints, clusters, and workbench targets.
Render the live Matter surface with cache-aware fallback, then continue into engineering read, write, and invoke workflows.
Matter engineering inspector
See every endpoint before you debug.
Inspect Matter fabrics, nodes, endpoints, and clusters from iPhone. Commission devices with MatterSupport, read live attributes and events, validate On/Off, Level, and Color controls, run Bluetooth, discovery, and Wi-Fi diagnostics, and keep structured Matter execution logs in one operator-facing tool.
What it is
Matter device inspector
Matterlyzer is an independent iPhone tool for device engineers, QA teams, and integrators who need to inspect what a Matter node actually exposes through Apple’s Matter APIs.
What it is
- Uses Apple official Matter APIs and the system MatterSupport commissioning flow.
- Built for inspection, diagnostics, validation, and operator-facing debugging.
- Not a consumer smart-home controller and not affiliated with Apple or the CSA.
Core workflows
Move from pairing to cluster validation without switching between disconnected tools.
Workbench
Build typed payloads for custom cluster operations.
Read attributes, invoke commands, and draft write payloads with typed values, local confirmation, and raw response evidence.
Diagnostics
Explain when a commissioned node is not live.
Keep app-side reachability diagnosis separate from cache and shared bookkeeping so evidence stays clear.
History
Keep exportable local evidence.
Review workbench history, execution logs, and node-scoped reports without turning local evidence into claimed device state.
Operator-ready from the first screen
Operator-ready from the first screen
Preview the localized inventory, topology, node detail, workbench, typed attributes, raw payloads, diagnostics, console, and logs.
Privacy, by design
On-device inspection data and logsNo analytics SDK and no cloud syncNo remote log upload path in the current product
Support
Inspect the Matter surface before the next field report.
Use the support page for integration questions, release coordination, and Matter engineering workflow feedback.