Does it work with the App Router?

Absolutely. DevConsole is built for Next.js 13+ and works perfectly with App Router auth patterns.

Can I see the raw session cookie?

Yes, DevConsole provides a visual cookie manager where you can inspect (and edit) your next-auth.session-token.

Use Case Guide

Gain full visibility into your NextAuth.js session state. Inspect JWTs, troubleshoot session callbacks, and test protected routes with ease.

NextAuth logic often happens in server-side callbacks or middleware, making it hard to see why a session is invalid or missing specific fields.

DevConsole provides a visual viewer for the NextAuth session object and allows you to intercept the auth-check requests made by the client.

Use the 'State' tab to see the live useSession()/getSession() output.

Capture the /api/auth/session calls to see the raw JSON response from your server.

Inject 'stale' or 'malformed' cookies to see how your middleware handles redirects.

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