System Info & Device Monitor
19 days old
System Info & Device Monitor is #158 in Developer Tools Free in Japan and charting in 1 of 24 countries we track.
Updated 27 Sep 2026 · rankings refresh through the day
Developerrypox
CategoryDeveloper Tools
PriceFree
Released
Rating★ 0.0 (0)
Version1.3.0
Age rating4+
First seen by us
27 Sep 2026
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Best rank now
#158
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System Info & Device Monitor on the App Store
App details
App ID
6807472497
Publisher
rypox GmbH
Minimum OS
iOS 18.0+
Content rating
4+
Languages
2
EN DE
Size
3 MB
Where System Info & Device Monitor's downloads come from Modelled
Last 30 days: organic search, browsing the store, features and paid ads.
Where it ranks now
Every top chart it appears in across 24 countries.
| Country | Charts | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| Developer ToolsFree | #158 |
Apps near System Info & Device Monitor on the chart
Developer Tools Free, around #158.
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App Store, worldwide.
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About System Info & Device Monitor
System Info shows you what your iPhone or iPad is made of, in one place, without digging through Settings.
On iPhone the categories sit one swipe apart; on iPad they are all on screen at once:
• Device & Hardware: model, system version, processor and graphics, memory and storage with usage bars, uptime, and which sensors and features your device actually has
• Camera: every built-in lens, grouped by front and back
• Display: resolution in pixels and points, scale factor, refresh rate, brightness, appearance
• Battery & Power: charge level, charging status, estimated runtime, Low Power Mode, thermal state
• Language & Region: language, region, time zone
• Network: connection type, local addresses, gateway, DNS, and how much data has moved since the last restart
Find any value
Search runs across every category at once. Type what you are looking for and go straight to the row.
Made to be used, not just looked at
Tap any row to copy its value together with its label. Tap a section heading to copy the whole section. Values that are easy to misread carry a short explanation you can open right there.
Hardware self-tests
Checks for screen, touch, speakers and haptics. None of them asks for a permission.
Export
Share everything as plain text, as JSON, or as a PDF: compact on a single page or detailed, A4 or US Letter, with network addresses redacted by default. The PDF is drawn on your device.
Made for iPad
Not a stretched phone app. Every section fits on screen at once, with a sidebar to jump between pages. Works in Split View, Slide Over and with a keyboard, in any orientation.
Widgets and Control Center
Configurable widgets for the Home Screen and the Lock Screen, plus a Control Center tile for free storage.
Shortcuts
Actions for the Shortcuts app: open a page, start a self-test, or create a device report.
Yours to adjust
Values refresh on their own: faster, slower, or not at all. Haptic feedback can be switched off.
Your data stays with you
System Info reads every value locally through Apple's public APIs. No account, no sign-in, no ads, no analytics, no tracking, no data collection.
On iPhone the categories sit one swipe apart; on iPad they are all on screen at once:
• Device & Hardware: model, system version, processor and graphics, memory and storage with usage bars, uptime, and which sensors and features your device actually has
• Camera: every built-in lens, grouped by front and back
• Display: resolution in pixels and points, scale factor, refresh rate, brightness, appearance
• Battery & Power: charge level, charging status, estimated runtime, Low Power Mode, thermal state
• Language & Region: language, region, time zone
• Network: connection type, local addresses, gateway, DNS, and how much data has moved since the last restart
Find any value
Search runs across every category at once. Type what you are looking for and go straight to the row.
Made to be used, not just looked at
Tap any row to copy its value together with its label. Tap a section heading to copy the whole section. Values that are easy to misread carry a short explanation you can open right there.
Hardware self-tests
Checks for screen, touch, speakers and haptics. None of them asks for a permission.
Export
Share everything as plain text, as JSON, or as a PDF: compact on a single page or detailed, A4 or US Letter, with network addresses redacted by default. The PDF is drawn on your device.
Made for iPad
Not a stretched phone app. Every section fits on screen at once, with a sidebar to jump between pages. Works in Split View, Slide Over and with a keyboard, in any orientation.
Widgets and Control Center
Configurable widgets for the Home Screen and the Lock Screen, plus a Control Center tile for free storage.
Shortcuts
Actions for the Shortcuts app: open a page, start a self-test, or create a device report.
Yours to adjust
Values refresh on their own: faster, slower, or not at all. Haptic feedback can be switched off.
Your data stays with you
System Info reads every value locally through Apple's public APIs. No account, no sign-in, no ads, no analytics, no tracking, no data collection.
Latest updates
1.3.0
New readings and tests: spirit level, compass and altitude from the motion sensors. The graphics chip with its Metal family and ray tracing support. Peak display brightness where the screen supports HDR. The speaker test now names the output device actually in use.
The interface follows the new system design, and the sensors have a page of their own. The overview shows what gets opened most.
Exports carry date and time in the file name, and the PDF header carries the app icon. Inactive network interfaces no longer appear in the report.
Fixed: the share button in the export did nothing. The copy confirmation lit up the wrong row. The sensor tests reported a missing permission as a raw system error. The speaker test had a click in it.
The app stays completely free, with no ads, no limits and no data collection. The only new thing is the option to give something voluntarily, if you find it worth it.