See which companies your apps are reporting to in real-time and block them with a single tap. This app provides a live X-ray of your device's traffic, identifying trackers and offering a firewall to control connections.
1.2.0
September 10, 2026
• New first-session screen: watch the number of companies grow right after you turn protection on. • Live counter on the main screen: connections and companies since you switched on. • Settings behind a gear: encrypted DNS with a choice of resolver, deep inspection, and night-shift notifications.
MoreInspectir provides a live X-ray of your device's network traffic, showing you which companies your apps are connecting to. It allows you to block these connections with a single tap, acting as a firewall for your apps.
Inspectir uses the built-in iOS VPN framework to analyze traffic on your device. It does not send any of your data off your phone, has no servers, and requires no account, as indicated by Apple's 'Data Not Collected' privacy label.
No, Inspectir does not contain advertisements. The app is developed by Cyberr GmbH, a Swiss company, and is free with no ads, subscriptions, or in-app upsells.
Inspectir shows every connection made by your apps, detailing the company behind each connection, what they do (e.g., advertising, analytics), and any potential exposures like unencrypted traffic.
Yes, you can restrict entire companies with Inspectir. One switch blocks all domains associated with a company, regardless of how many names they use across your apps.
Inspectir is available for iPhone and iPod devices. It requires iOS and was last updated on September 10, 2026, with version 1.2.0.
A traditional VPN hides your internet activity from your Wi-Fi network and encrypts your connection. Inspectir, however, focuses on revealing and controlling who your apps report to, a function a standard VPN does not address.
Inspectir has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for younger users. Its focus on network traffic and data sharing is generally relevant to users of all ages who are concerned about online privacy.
