SpecsCPU
Live usage with min, average and peak, every core as its own bar and graph, performance and efficiency clusters, load average and SoC instruction-set flags.
- per-core
- P / E cores
- caches
- load avg
iPhone · iPad · Mac
Everything about your device, live.
Specs turns the hidden numbers in your iPhone, iPad and Mac into a clear, beautiful dashboard: chip and cores, memory pressure, storage, GPU, network, battery health, sensors and more, updated every second.
What it shows
One place for every fact about your hardware.
Sixteen panels, each with live data where the system offers it and full specifications where it doesn't.
Memory
Pressure over time plus a composition bar for active, wired, compressed, inactive and free memory. Page faults, swap and compressor activity on the Mac.
- composition
- pressure
- swap
Storage
Every mounted volume with capacity, file system and a used-versus-free ring. On the Mac: disk model, protocol, SMART status, FileVault and Time Machine.
- volumes
- SMART
- FileVault
GPU & Neural Engine
GPU name, core count, Metal version and every supported GPU family, MetalFX upscaling support and Neural Engine cores. Live GPU and ANE activity on the Mac.
- Metal 4
- MetalFX
- ANE
Network
Each interface with IPv4, IPv6, MAC and MTU, live download and upload, packets and errors, gateway and DNS. Wi-Fi signal, channel and security on the Mac; carrier and 5G details on iPhone.
- Wi-Fi
- cellular
- DNS
Speed test
Download, upload, ping, jitter, packet loss and bufferbloat, with a history chart of your previous results so you can see how your connection behaves over time.
- Mbps
- jitter
- history
Battery
Level and state everywhere. On the Mac, health, cycle count, design and full-charge capacity, voltage, current, temperature, cell voltages and the connected power adapter.
- health
- cycles
- power flow
Cameras, sensors & more
Every camera with ISO range, zoom, focal lengths and features. Motion sensors, barometer, biometrics, NFC and Ultra Wideband on iPhone. Displays, audio devices, Bluetooth, USB and Thunderbolt ports on the Mac.
- LiDAR
- Face ID
- Bluetooth
- ports
Screenshots
Designed to be looked at.
Tinted panels, gradient ring gauges and live charts, in light or dark, on every Apple screen size.
Live monitoring
Numbers that move.
Specs samples your system every one, two or five seconds and keeps a rolling minute of history, so a spike is something you can see, not something you missed.
60samples
CPU, memory, GPU and network history with min, average and peak chips under every chart.
1second
Choose the refresh interval that suits you. Every core gets its own bar and its own graph.
Menu baron Mac
Tiny CPU, memory and network graphs in your menu bar, with a popover of gauges you can reorder.
Widgets
Your system, on the Home Screen, Lock Screen and desktop.
Small, medium and large widgets show disk, memory, CPU, network and battery with ring gauges and sparklines. On iPhone, add circular, rectangular or inline widgets to the Lock Screen. On the Mac, an extra-large desktop widget adds GPU and Neural Engine activity and per-core load.
- Ring gauges and segmented memory bars that read at a glance
- Lock Screen widgets on iPhone, including a one-line CPU · RAM · Disk summary
- Desktop widgets on macOS with CPU history and core bars
Report & share
A full spec sheet in one tap.
Export a Markdown report of everything Specs knows about the device, then copy it, share it or save it as a file. Handy for support tickets, resale listings and keeping a record of every machine you own. Any single value can be copied from its row.
Overviewdevice, OS, uptime, thermal state
CPUname, cores, caches, load average
Memorytotal, used, pressure, swap
Storageevery volume with capacity and SMART
GPUcores, Metal, Neural Engine
Networkinterfaces, addresses, DNS
Batterylevel, health, cycles, temperature
Softwarebuild, kernel, firmware, SIP
Privacy
Reads your device. Never reports on you.
Everything Specs shows is read locally from the system and stays on the device. There is no account to create, no analytics and no tracking. The only network activity the app makes is the speed test you start yourself, and Bluetooth or local-network access is asked for only when you open the panel that needs it.
- No account, no sign-in
- No analytics or advertising SDKs
- Reports are generated on the device and shared only when you choose
Questions
Frequently asked.
Which devices does Specs support?
Specs runs on iPhone, iPad and Mac. It is a universal purchase, so one purchase from the App Store unlocks it on every Apple device you own.
What information does Specs show?
CPU usage per core, memory pressure and composition, storage volumes, GPU and Neural Engine, network interfaces and live throughput, a speed test, battery health, cameras, sensors, displays, audio, Bluetooth and ports, plus software and firmware details.
Does Specs have widgets?
Yes. Small, medium and large widgets for the Home Screen and macOS desktop, plus circular, rectangular and inline Lock Screen widgets on iPhone. On the Mac, Specs can also show CPU, memory and network graphs in the menu bar.
Does Specs collect my data?
No. Everything is read locally and stays on your device. There is no account, no analytics and no tracking. The only network activity is the speed test you start yourself.
Can I export the information?
Yes. Any panel can generate a full Markdown system report that you can copy, share or save as a file, and any single value can be copied from its row.
Get Specs
One purchase. iPhone, iPad and Mac.
Specs is a universal purchase, so buying it once unlocks it on every Apple device you own.