SLauncher vs Developer

That 3 AM alert doesn't care that you're away from your desk. SLauncher lets you respond in seconds — stop runaway containers, scale a failing service, invalidate a bad cache, roll back a DNS change — all from your iPhone and iPad. EC2 — Launch instances, manage security groups, attach volumes, allocate Elastic IPs. Full lifecycle control from start to terminate. ECS — Drill from cluster to service to task in three taps. Scale deployments with a stepper. Stop a crashing container with a swipe. S3 — Browse every bucket across every region. Folder navigation that feels native. Preview object metadata, copy keys, check storage classes. Route 53 — Hosted zones, record sets, search and filter by name or type. View and edit your entire domain configuration at a glance. CloudFront — Distribution status, origins, aliases, and one-tap cache invalidations. Deploy edge changes with confidence. Built for incidents. Useful every day. Multiple AWS accounts. Instant region switching. Favorite pinning. Direct API calls only — no middleman, no analytics SDKs, no third-party servers. Your credentials stay on-device, always.

Developer Tools helps you test servers, API calls, clients, and more. For each GET/POST request, it displays the JSON response in a user-friendly viewer. The JSON viewer supports all common data types, including lists, dictionaries, integers, doubles, and strings. It also shows the path to each element, making it easier to implement paths programmatically. The app also allows you to host an HTTP server directly on your phone and provides the IP address for connection. This is especially useful when testing data sent to a server or when getting started with server integration. Additionally, the app lets you generate and save QR codes. If any issues arise, or if you’d like to request a new feature, feel free to send me an email directly from the app’s home page. Included tools: Sending GET/POST requests JSON viewer for responses QR code generator Hosting an HTTP server on your phone