JarInspector: JAR Viewer

JarInspector: JAR Viewer

JAR Viewer & Java Decompiler

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  • Released
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  • July 28, 2026
  • July 28, 2026

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JarInspector is an offline JAR, ZIP, and Java class file inspection tool for iPhone. Open files from the Files app, inspect archive contents, review manifests and metadata, browse classes and resources, and decompile compatible Java bytecode into readable source code. KEY FEATURES Open JAR, ZIP, and CLASS Files Select compatible files from iCloud Drive, On My iPhone, and other locations available through the Files app. Inspect JAR Information View file size, detected Java version, Main-Class information, modification details, archive structure, and useful file insights. Browse Archive Contents Explore classes, metadata, and resources inside JAR and ZIP archives. Filter visible entries and review archive statistics in one clear interface. Decompile Java Classes Use the bundled offline CFR decompiler to preview compatible Java class files as readable Java source code. Export Decompiled Source Export individual decompiled Java files for further inspection, study, or development work. Export Archive Entries Export visible or selected archive entries as a ZIP file. View Manifests and Metadata Inspect MANIFEST.MF information, Main-Class declarations, resource files, and other archive metadata. Recent Files Quickly reopen files you inspected previously from the Recent screen. PRIVATE AND OFFLINE File inspection and decompilation are performed locally on your device. Your JAR, ZIP, CLASS, and Java files are not uploaded to a remote server. IMPORTANT INFORMATION JarInspector is a static file inspection and decompilation utility. It does not run, execute, or emulate JAR applications. Decompiled source code may differ from the original source. Some classes may not decompile successfully because of missing dependencies, obfuscation, unsupported bytecode, damaged archives, or other compatibility limitations. Only inspect or decompile files that you own or are authorized to access.
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What's New in JarInspector

1.0

July 28, 2026

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