Vitals: system monitor

Vitals shows what your phone, your watch and your PC are really doing, in words a person can read, and never invents a number it could not measure.

THIS PHONE
• Processor load per core cluster, clock speeds and temperature
• Graphics load and clock where the phone reports them
• Memory in use and how close Android is to closing apps
• Battery: charge, health, temperature, voltage, current and charge cycles
• Storage: a map of what fills your phone, the largest folders and files, and a cleanup you review before anything is deleted
• Apps: time on screen and data used by each app over the last 24 hours
• Every sensor the phone has, live
• A week of history and alerts when something runs hot, low or full

YOUR WATCH
The Wear OS app monitors the watch itself, with a tile and complications, and shows your PCs on your wrist.

YOUR PC (optional)
Pair a Windows PC running Vitals by scanning its QR code. See its processor, graphics, memory, temperatures and processes, get alerts, wake it from sleep, and with a control pairing end or suspend a process that has stopped responding. Everything stays on your local network.

HONEST BY DESIGN
• If a reading cannot be measured, Vitals shows a dash, never a made-up zero
• No ads, no account, no tracking; the only diagnostics are Google ML Kit's own, when you scan a QR code
• Usage access and all-files access are optional; each feature that needs one says so and stays empty until you grant it
• Free and open source (MIT): github.com/dragoscv/vitals