Heatwise Downloads & RevenueHeatwise: Phone Heat Monitor · App Store
33 days old
Not in any tracked top chart right now.
Updated 2 Nov 2026 · rankings refresh through the day
DeveloperBEGRIP, s.r.o.
CategoryUtilities
Price199.00 INR
Released
Rating★ 0.0 (0)
Version1.0
Age rating4+
First seen by us
8 Oct 2026
8 Oct 2026Heatwise: Phone Heat Monitor update history & changes
Last change · 6 events since 30 Sep 2026Full timeline ↓📈Dropped out of every chart we track📈Charting in a new country🆕First spotted by AppInsider🆕Its developer released another app: ポイントカード管理：マイカード📦Version 1.0
Full timeline · 6 events
- 📈Heatwise: Phone Heat Monitor dropped out of every chart we trackLast seen 18 Oct
- 📈Heatwise: Phone Heat Monitor charting in a new countryUnited Kingdom
- 🆕Heatwise: Phone Heat Monitor first spotted by AppInsider#92 in Top Paid · All Apps · India
- 🆕Heatwise: Phone Heat Monitor: its developer released another app: ポイントカード管理：マイカード
- 📦Heatwise: Phone Heat Monitor version 1.0No release notes
- 🆕Heatwise: Phone Heat Monitor released on the App Store
Collected from the stores by AppInsider since we first spotted the app. Dates are when we saw each change.
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0.0 ★
0 ratings
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Heatwise: Phone Heat Monitor on the App Store
App details
App ID
6817529224
Publisher
BEGRIP, s.r.o.
On the store since
Sep 2026
Under a year
Minimum OS
iOS 16.0+
iPhone 8 and later
Devices
iPhone · iPad
Universal purchase
Content rating
4+
Languages
1
EN
Size
2 MB
Also listed in
Developer Tools
Where it ranks now
Every top chart it appears in across 30 countries.
| Country | Charts | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| Not charting right now. | ||
Ratings
App Store, worldwide.
Rating
0.0 ★
0 ratings
Measured
Ratings
0
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About Heatwise: Phone Heat Monitor
Your phone is hot and you want to know whether that is normal. Heatwise answers that, using the only thermal signal iOS actually hands an app, and it refuses to invent a temperature to look impressive.
THE NUMBER OTHER APPS SHOW YOU IS NOT MEASURED
Apple gives no app access to the internal temperature sensors in an iPhone. So when a thermal app prints 41.3 degrees at you, it worked that number out from something else and printed it. One of the popular ones admits exactly this, in a single line at the very bottom of its own description, under nine paragraphs of features.
Heatwise shows you the real thing instead. iOS reports one thermal signal, in four steps, and it is the same signal iOS uses to decide when to cut your phone's speed and dim its screen. Cool, warm, hot, too hot. No degrees, because there are none to be had, and a screen inside the app that names every reading it takes so you can check the claim yourself.
WHAT YOU GET
• A live dial, 0 to 100, that moves as the phone works harder
• The exact moment iOS starts holding performance back
• Plain answers about what is causing it: charging, sunlight, a thick case, a game, a long drive on Maps
• A notification when it gets hot, and one when it cools off with how long the hot spell lasted
• Seven days of history with a chart, so you can see whether last Tuesday was worse
• Recorded sessions you name yourself, to compare a drive against an hour of gaming
• Battery drain per hour while unplugged, worked out over a long enough window to be real
WHY YOUR PHONE GETS HOT
Charging puts heat straight into the battery, and a wireless pad is worse than a cable because some of the power becomes heat before it reaches the cell. A dashboard in summer passes the temperature Apple rates the phone for in minutes. A thick case is insulation. Games, video recording, navigation and AR are the four things that get a phone hot on their own. Heatwise tells you which of these is likely, based on what it can see.
WHAT HEATWISE WILL NOT DO
It will not cool your phone. No app can. There is no fan in there and no software switch that lowers the temperature, so anything with a cooling button is selling you an animation.
It will not watch your phone in the background. iOS suspends apps a few seconds after you leave them, which means no app is monitoring anything while it sits on your home screen. Heatwise reads the phone while it is open and says so, including on the history chart, which counts time watched rather than time passed.
It will not show battery health. iOS does not expose it.
BUY IT ONCE
One price, paid once. No subscription, no unlock screen, no questionnaire about your phone habits before you are allowed to see anything.
Nothing leaves your phone. No account, no analytics, no network connection of any kind. Your history is a file inside the app and it goes when you delete it.
Runs on iPhone and iPad, iOS 16 and later.
THE NUMBER OTHER APPS SHOW YOU IS NOT MEASURED
Apple gives no app access to the internal temperature sensors in an iPhone. So when a thermal app prints 41.3 degrees at you, it worked that number out from something else and printed it. One of the popular ones admits exactly this, in a single line at the very bottom of its own description, under nine paragraphs of features.
Heatwise shows you the real thing instead. iOS reports one thermal signal, in four steps, and it is the same signal iOS uses to decide when to cut your phone's speed and dim its screen. Cool, warm, hot, too hot. No degrees, because there are none to be had, and a screen inside the app that names every reading it takes so you can check the claim yourself.
WHAT YOU GET
• A live dial, 0 to 100, that moves as the phone works harder
• The exact moment iOS starts holding performance back
• Plain answers about what is causing it: charging, sunlight, a thick case, a game, a long drive on Maps
• A notification when it gets hot, and one when it cools off with how long the hot spell lasted
• Seven days of history with a chart, so you can see whether last Tuesday was worse
• Recorded sessions you name yourself, to compare a drive against an hour of gaming
• Battery drain per hour while unplugged, worked out over a long enough window to be real
WHY YOUR PHONE GETS HOT
Charging puts heat straight into the battery, and a wireless pad is worse than a cable because some of the power becomes heat before it reaches the cell. A dashboard in summer passes the temperature Apple rates the phone for in minutes. A thick case is insulation. Games, video recording, navigation and AR are the four things that get a phone hot on their own. Heatwise tells you which of these is likely, based on what it can see.
WHAT HEATWISE WILL NOT DO
It will not cool your phone. No app can. There is no fan in there and no software switch that lowers the temperature, so anything with a cooling button is selling you an animation.
It will not watch your phone in the background. iOS suspends apps a few seconds after you leave them, which means no app is monitoring anything while it sits on your home screen. Heatwise reads the phone while it is open and says so, including on the history chart, which counts time watched rather than time passed.
It will not show battery health. iOS does not expose it.
BUY IT ONCE
One price, paid once. No subscription, no unlock screen, no questionnaire about your phone habits before you are allowed to see anything.
Nothing leaves your phone. No account, no analytics, no network connection of any kind. Your history is a file inside the app and it goes when you delete it.
Runs on iPhone and iPad, iOS 16 and later.
Latest updates
1.0
