Unity Remote 5 is designed to do. It reduces the amount of time you deploy your app to your iOS or Android device during development. You can get the iOS version here and the Android version here.
It supports the following sensors:
- Touch
- Accelerometer
- Gyroscope
- Webcam
- Screen orientation change events
The latest version which is 5.0 added support for the following:
Android:
- Gamepads connected to the remote device
- Compass and location data(GPS)
iOS:
- MFi gamepads connected to the remote device (requires Unity 5.4)
- 3D Touch and Apple Pencil support
- Apple TV devices
- Compass and location data(GPS)
When you download the app linked above, connect your iOS device to your computer, open the app.
From Unity Editor, go to
Edit->Project Settings->Editor then chose your device(iOS) from the device drop down menu. Click play and you will be able to test your touch functions from the Editor.
Even with this App, it is recommended to test your app on the actual device once in while. So at-least, do this once in a day to make sure everything is working as it should.
