UWPSpy

If you’ve ever thought about having an “Inspect Element” option for software, then do I have the solution for you. UWPSpy is a tool which you can use to inspect and manipulate various apps based on the Universal Windows Platform. While some knowledge is required to be able to properly manipulate those kinds of apps, the program nevertheless does well to make the process as smooth and worry-free as possible.

As stated previously, the program can be used to modify UWP apps in some more or less noticeable ways. For instance, modifying a UI element by repositioning it is very much within the realms of possibility here, and these modifications can be as minimal or maximal as you like.

Experimentation is the name of the game here, as the program enables users to see how these changes can affect the overall form and function of the UWP app they’re working with. As such, the program does indeed lend itself well to helping with app development duties — mainly those that involve UI design.

Operating the program isn’t necessarily difficult, but the sheer number of properties that can be configured may confuse some users, especially the more novice ones. Nevertheless, the program remains relatively straightforward despite all of that.

Note that to start configuring an app, you’ll first have to launch it, then select its process through UWPSpy. You will then gain access to its properties, which you can modify as you see fit. Selecting certain properties will also highlight the respective elements they’re linked to, and any changes to them will be updated in real time.

UWPSpy is a software proposition that should be quite useful if you’re someone who develops UWP apps, primarily thanks to its practicality, as well as its capability to instantly display any changes you make in real time.