It allows you to view and use the desktop of the device within the application. The Desktop option isn’t listed as a tool, but for the sake of the review we’ll call it a tool. Another great tool, especially if you have an issue with a broken screen and need to access data on the device is the Desktop tool. IPA files to your device through a file explorer, create iTunes backups, set an auto backup, convert. IPA files so that you can directly install. You’ll also find a great host of basic tools in the “Tools” category. Each one of these features I found extremely easy to use and very useful for troubleshooting situations. It offers plenty of advanced tools like cleaning up your device, checking crash logs, opening a SSH tunnel, and shutting down or rebooting your system from the menu. Aside from comparing it to iTunes, iTools has plenty of other neat features that make it worth downloading for your device. Personally I feel iTools has a much better UI than iTunes which makes it more appealing to the eye. You’ll have options to manage applications, videos, books, and audio all in the same organized fashion. ITools has a similar set-up to that of the one that iTunes uses to manage your device. A host of tools are included with the application from a live screen feed from your iOS device to creating your own ringtones. iTools doesn't just limit itself to data transferring either.

The application is clean, fast, and visually appealing. Whether you’re looking for an alternative for managing your iOS device, looking for a way to dive deeper into the file system of a jailbreak iOS device, or need a robust iOS troubleshooting tool, than iTools could easily be your answer.

Itools 3.3.0.6