MemoryViewer: RAM, CPU Monitor

Ever wonder how busy your iPhone is right now, or how much memory and storage you have left? MemoryViewer is a system monitor that shows RAM, CPU, storage, thermal state, and FPS in live graphs. LIVE METRICS AT A GLANCE • RAM: used and total memory, plus a donut chart that breaks memory into Active, Inactive, Wired, Compressed, and Available • CPU: device-wide CPU usage with a graph of the last 60 seconds • Storage: how much space you have used and how much is left • Thermal state: a 4-level heat status (Normal, Slightly high, High, Very high) that changes color as your device warms up • FPS: this app's frame rate and your screen's maximum refresh rate • Each metric has its own color, so everything is easy to read HOME SCREEN WIDGET • Small and medium widgets show your metrics right on the Home Screen • Tap the refresh button on the widget to load the latest values • Choose which items the widget shows PICTURE IN PICTURE (PiP) • Float a small window over other apps and the Home Screen to watch your metrics live • Choose which items PiP shows THERMAL ALERT SOUND • When your device heat level rises to "High" or above, an alert sound plays and repeats like an alarm • Pick how long it repeats: 5, 10, 30, or 60 seconds • Stop it any time from the Stop button in the app or from the notification, even on the Lock Screen • Turn the alert off in Settings if you don't want it MAKE IT YOURS • In Settings, choose the items for the widget and PiP separately • At least one item is always shown • Supports Light and Dark mode and larger text sizes • English and Korean GOOD TO KNOW • MemoryViewer shows device-wide RAM, CPU, and storage. iOS does not allow apps to see how much memory other apps use. • FPS is the refresh rate of this app's own screen. The FPS of other apps or games can't be measured, and FPS shows 0 while this app is in the background. • iOS manages memory automatically, so MemoryViewer does not clean memory or close other apps. • iOS does not provide an exact temperature, so the thermal state is a 4-level status reported by the system. • An interstitial ad may appear when you start PiP. • Picture in Picture works on a real iPhone. It isn't available in the Simulator.