The only one no, but the best yes!
Device Monitor² helps you get to know your iPhone and iPad: monitor resource usage, explore hardware specifications, and test sensors, screens, and cameras. Charts show RAM, CPU, and NETWORK activity over time. Hide or reorder panels; on iPad, the layout adapts to the available space.
Find detailed data on:
- DEVICE;
- SENSORS;
- RAM;
- STORAGE;
- CPU;
- GPU;
- NETWORK;
- BATTERY;
- DISPLAY;
- CAMERA.
Explore the detail pages for memory usage, free and used storage, CPU and GPU specifications, network connections, IP addresses, display resolutions, and camera capabilities, depending on your device and system version.
You can also:
• use customizable widgets on the Home Screen, Lock Screen, and in StandBy on iPhone, with more sizes for NETWORK and charts;
• use the Shortcuts app, Control Center controls, and Quick Actions from the app icon;
• clean RAM from the app, widgets, Shortcuts, or Control Center;
• choose an alternate app icon and view data with the Apple Watch app.
In-app purchases unlock additional features:
• PRO Kit:
- Access to the features of all other kits;
- Deep RAM cleaning;
- Share device data over your local network and view it in a browser or Device Monitor² for Mac using an access code;
- Analyze .synced files for battery health, cycles, capacity, temperatures, and usage, when included in the file;
- Copy and paste for displayed data;
- A choice of measurement units for temperature, distance, altitude, and pressure.
• PiP Kit:
- Monitor RAM, CPU, and NETWORK on iPhone and iPad in a compact or expanded Picture in Picture window while using other apps;
- On iOS and iPadOS 27 or later, view the FPS of frames captured from the screen in Picture in Picture, with screen selection through the system picker and a live chart in the expanded view, on compatible devices.
• Test Kit:
- Tests for features available on your device:
→ GPS;
→ Compass;
→ Altimeter;
→ Accelerometer;
→ Shake;
→ Magnetometer;
→ Gyroscope;
→ Barometer;
→ Device Motion;
→ Motion Coprocessor;
→ Pedometer;
→ Bluetooth;
→ iBeacon;
→ Microphone;
→ Volume;
→ Speakers;
→ Proximity Sensor;
→ NFC;
→ Touch ID or Face ID, if available;
→ Vibration and Haptic Feedback;
→ Camera and Flash;
→ LiDAR on compatible devices: depth, point clouds, 3D meshes, and distance measurements;
→ Brightness;
→ Touchscreen with a grid to check the entire surface;
→ Multi-touch;
→ Screen colors, including custom colors, and blinking.
- Network tools:
→ Ping;
→ Traceroute;
→ DNS Lookup;
→ Acid3;
→ Speed Test;
→ Network device scanning.
• Report Kit:
- Export data as PDF, CSV, XLSX, and RTF;
- Detailed hardware information and charts for visible panels in the PDF report.
• Notification Kit:
- Alerts when RAM is almost full or the device temperature rises;
- Custom time ranges for receiving alerts.
• Ads Kit:
- Removal of promotional banners.
The app is free, with optional in-app purchases. No account is required. Device Monitor² collects no personal or non-personal data.
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A monitor App that EVERYONE should use
bGlea127
Finally an app that covers exactly what I was looking for without complicating anything. I am technically fluent but not a Pro and this app can be utilized by all. Easy to understand and track with several features. I appreciate that so much. I love the info provided for things such as what the acid test feature is. I enjoy the simple layout and reasonable price for all features. Several valuable tools are all in one app instead of scattered throughout individual ones. By far the best app I have found to monitor the performance and connections that is actually supported, up to date, plus without ANY data tracking. Give these devs $2 to support them back:) We all should be monitoring our devices! Btw I don’t often leave reviews like this but I applaud the Devs and thank you. I am curious about the capabilities of the NFC feature. I keep seeing this pop up on $ app connection at a place that has nothing to buy. There’s not an option settings to turn it off and I’m not comfortable with openly broadcasting the connection.
Is there to set or choose to dynamically clean ram?
Vergüenza_Ajena
I purchased Device Monitor and its $1.99 Pro Plan for my iPhone and iPad Pro, especially for the RAM cleaner. I was hoping that cleaning the RAM would help speed up the iPad a bit because I use the iPad as a laptop replacement to write reports and do spreadsheets. (I have a Macbook laptop, but I prefer the iPad because it has a touchscreen, which the Macbook lacks. Someday, I hope that Apple will make touchscreen Macbook Airs). Both of these devices tend to run close to being out of RAM even with only a few apps open. As I write this, the usage of the iPad’s 16Gb of RAM is at 97%. After running deep RAM clean, it dropped to 84%. The other features are useful to monitor the system status. I know that RAM can be cleaned on startup but is there a way to get the Device Manager app to automatically clean or deep clean RAM dynamically as it is needed?
This app is amazing! BUT I have ONE REQUEST
Chad Cooke 340785
My favorite thing about this app is the clear ram memory function. This app does the best job of clearing ram compared all the other alternatives out there on the App Store for iOS operating system. However, my biggest pet peeve with this clear RAM memory function is the checkmark screen---it shows how many megabytes of RAM it cleared after the clear memory function has been used. My problem is that I like to spam the clear memory function so I can reuse it to clear the most memory possible to make my phone extremely quick. However, with the checkmark screen taking so long to disappear after each time I use the clear memory function, It takes too long to actually clear all the memory I can clear on my phoneRequest: can you shorten the checkmark screen to nearly nothing so that I can spam the clear memory function more often? that would be an amazing fix imho! I will change this to 5 stars when you fix this THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION DEVELOPER TEAM!!!
Willing to change my rating to 5 stars
Person-now-aware
I just purchased my very first tablet, an M5 iPad Pro (1TB + Cellular), and also got a Magic Keyboard and Apple Pencil Pro for it. Updated to 26.2. Unlike with my M3 Max MacBook Pro, iOS does not show cpu, gpu, or ram usage. I like to be informed. Hence why I downloaded your app, and even purchased the Pro version. But… right there… immediately upon opening the app, it shows that my device does not support 5G, USB-C, and that Apple Pencil is not supported. Unless it simply is not possible for your app to read whether a device has these things, this is quite concerning. And if it is indeed not possible to read these things, why even have them listed in the first place? My Pencil is definitely paired and currently charged via magnet on top of my tablet. I definitely charge my iPad with the included USB-C cord and power supply. And last but not least, this device most definitely supports 5G, as did a number of pro models prior to this latest and greatest. WiFi 7 to boot. Any thoughts?
Thank you for using Device Monitor²!
We’re constantly improving the app to provide you with an experience that’s faster, more stable, and more comprehensive.
This update introduces new features and optimizations, many of which were inspired by your feedback.
This update includes several fixes and optimizations to further improve the app's stability and performance.
What’s New in v. 27.0.0:
• Added support for iOS 27 and preliminary support for the iPhone Duo.
• On iPad and iPhone Duo, panels automatically arrange into up to three columns, depending on the available space.
• Coordinated RAM cleaning across the app, widgets, Shortcuts, and Control Center, with visible progress and the ability to stop an active operation.
• New Metric, US, and UK measurement systems.
• Redesigned CPU, RAM, and STORAGE charts that adapt better to every screen.
• A redesigned Report Kit with a clearer presentation and more complete hardware information.
• New widget sizes and layouts.
• Configurable delivery times for RAM and temperature notifications.
• A new interactive grid-based touchscreen test.
• Improved network tools for Speed Test, Ping, Traceroute, and DNS Lookup, with clearer results and a new speedometer.
• New LiDAR test inside the “Test Kit”.
• Support for the system Reduce Motion setting.
• A refreshed onboarding experience, Apple Watch improvements, and numerous stability, localization, and interface fixes.
Thank you for being part of the Device Monitor² community!
Version 27.0.1
In-App Purchases
PRO Kit
Unlock all app features
$2.99
PiP Kit
Picture in Picture for RAM, CPU and NETWORK
$0.99
Test Kit
Test device's sensors, connectors and more...
$0.99
Report Kit
Export all data into a PDF report
$0.49
Notification Kit
Temperature and RAM notifications
$0.49
Ads Kit
Remove all ads
$0.99
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