A native macOS app for analyzing Apple sysdiagnose archives (macOS and iOS/iPadOS).
Drop in a .tar.gz sysdiagnose archive or an already-extracted folder and get a
structured report: device identity, MDM declarative-management state, installed
configuration profiles, iOS settings attribution, predefined unified-log
troubleshooting queries, and quick access to the most useful files in the archive.
- macOS 15 (Sequoia) or later
- Apple Silicon Device
- Xcode 16 or later
- No third-party dependencies — pure SwiftUI + Foundation + AppKit
Run the installer .pkg file and when prompted by Gatekeeper, allow the app to run. Signing coming soon.
USER_GUIDE.md— a page-by-page tour of the app: what's on each tab, where to find things, what's clickable.SUPPORT_GUIDE.md— end-user-facing documentation for support staff using the built app.ARCHITECTURE.md— the technical reference: data flow, what each file does, the data model, and the design decisions that aren't obvious from the code alone.
Every parser handles a specific slice of a sysdiagnose archive — device
identity, MDM declarations, configuration profiles, settings attribution,
predefined unified-log queries, and file inventory — see ARCHITECTURE.md
for the full breakdown. The UI is a tabbed report (Device → Declarations →
Config Profiles → Settings [iOS] → Troubleshooting → Files → Notes) built
entirely from native SwiftUI controls: pickers, disclosure groups, save
panels, drag-and-drop.