Replace Debug.Log in Update
with a live dashboard

From console noise to clean signal

Logging values in Update() floods your console and tanks performance. Watcher shows the same data as a clean, organized dashboard — updated only when you look.

// Every frame → console flood
void Update()
{
  Debug.Log("hp=" + health);
  Debug.Log("pos=" + transform.position);
  Debug.Log("vel=" + rb.velocity);
  Debug.Log("state=" + currentState);
}

// Declare once → live dashboard
[JahroWatch("Health", "Player")]
public float health = 100f;

[JahroWatch("Position", "Player")]
public Vector3 position
  => transform.position;

[JahroWatch("Velocity", "Player")]
public Vector3 velocity
  => rb.velocity;

A dashboard, not a log stream

Variables are displayed as interactive cards, organized into groups. Tap any card to inspect the full value, type, and description.

Live dashboard

Variables organized by groups with real-time values in green

Detail inspection

Tap any card for full value, type info, and description

Built for game developers

Up and running in 3 steps

1

Add the attribute

Mark any field or property with [JahroWatch] — one line, no extra code.

[JahroWatch("Health", "Player")]
public float health = 100f;

2

Register the object

Call Jahro.RegisterObject(this) in OnEnable. Static watchers need no registration.

void OnEnable()
{
    Jahro.RegisterObject(this);
}

3

See values live

Open the Watcher tab — your variables update in real time as the game runs.

One class. Full visibility.

Add [JahroWatch] to the fields you care about, register the object, and you're done. No boilerplate, no separate debug UI.

using JahroConsole;
using UnityEngine;

public class PlayerController : MonoBehaviour
{
    [JahroWatch("Health", "Player", "Current HP")]
    public float health = 100f;

    [JahroWatch("Position", "Player")]
    public Vector3 position => transform.position;

    [JahroWatch("Velocity", "Physics")]
    public Vector3 velocity
        => GetComponent<Rigidbody>().velocity;

    [JahroWatch("Is Grounded", "Physics")]
    public bool isGrounded
        => Physics.Raycast(transform.position,
            Vector3.down, 0.1f);

    void OnEnable() => Jahro.RegisterObject(this);
    void OnDisable() => Jahro.UnregisterObject(this);
}

Static fields (like FPS counters or global game state) don't even need RegisterObject — just add the attribute.

Smart formatting for Unity types

Watcher automatically formats values based on their type. No custom ToString() overrides needed.

Part of the Jahro debugging platform