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I am able to debug iOS apps on other machine without using xcode (even on windows) by using the iPhone Configuration Utility tool from Apple. More info here:
http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#qa/qa1747/_index.html
But for macos apps, I cannot find a similar tool for debugging apps on a non-developer mac. I am new to this and would appreciate some help from experienced developers how is this typically done on real world.
You can get console output and crashlogs for os x applications from the console app.
You’ll find it inside the Utility folder of your Applications folder. Or simply open spotlight and type “console”