My Device Info: Specs & System
A free look at everything Android lets an app read about your phone, each value with a note on what it means. No ads, no account.
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What it shows
Device and Android
Model and codename, build, security patch and Play system update levels, kernel, Treble and A/B, uptime.
Processor, graphics and memory
The chip and each core's live speed, supported ABIs, the GPU and its OpenGL ES extensions, memory in use.
Storage and display
Every volume's space; the screen's resolution, refresh rates, HDR support and cutouts.
Battery and temperature
Level, health, temperature, charging current and cycle count, and the phone's thermal status.
Network, Wi-Fi and mobile
Connection type, VPN, DNS and Private DNS, addresses and routes; the Wi-Fi network and its band; your carrier, SIM and the cells nearby.
Bluetooth, NFC, UWB and USB
Which radios the phone has and which are on, with paired Bluetooth devices once you allow it.
Cameras, audio, codecs and DRM
Every camera's sensor, lens and modes, audio devices, video codecs and the Widevine level.
Sensors, security and apps
Every sensor live, the lock screen, biometrics, StrongBox and key attestation, and the apps you can open.
The satellites over you
The GPS and location screen draws every satellite your phone can see on a sky plot, from GPS, Galileo, GLONASS, BeiDou, QZSS and NavIC, with each one's signal strength and band and whether your fix uses it. Your coordinates, accuracy, altitude and speed sit above it, and open in your maps app.
Search, copy and export
Search every value on the phone at once, copy any of them, or export the whole lot as a JSON file or share it as text.
Permissions only where they're used
It asks for a permission on the screen that needs it: location for the satellites, the Wi-Fi network's name and nearby cells, phone access for your SIM. Every screen works without them and says what's missing.
What it shares, if you agree
When you first open it, the app asks whether you'll share details about your phone and its connection with us, and works the same whichever you choose. What it sends and why.