The IconfactoryMar 12, 2024

 After over 20 years of monitoring your Mac, iPulse has come to iOS! Keep an eye on your iPhone or iPad's CPU, memory usage, true storage size and more. iPulse for iOS uses Picture in Picture mode so it can stay out of your way while you pinpoint potential problems. 🎯

iPulse is a one-time purchase that runs on both your iPhone and iPad. Head over to the App Store to grab the tool no developer or power user should be without.

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ipulse-monitor-your-device/id6474695786

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Show threadScannerMar 13, 2024
@Iconfactory hmm. It seems to be saying that my storage is 97% full when “about” says I have plenty of space. Had to turn audio alerts off:
Show threadKevin Fox

@scanner @Iconfactory Same. I assume it’s counting purgeable caches and logs. Would be nice to break out non-purgeable storage.

I wonder what it looks like as an iPad app running on VisionOS? Does it report on the vm sandbox?

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Show threadScannerMar 13, 2024
@kfury @Iconfactory I plan to try it out later.
Show threadKevin FoxMar 13, 2024
@scanner @Iconfactory Ditto!
Show threadScannerMar 13, 2024
@kfury (at "work" now so really trying not to go off in my own world for the next hour or two.. B-) )
Show threadThe IconfactoryMar 13, 2024

@kfury @scanner Yes, that is correct. The storage display you’re used to seeing in Settings > General > Storage does not include cached data used by iCloud, iMessage and other apps.

iPulse shows these bytes as well and shows you how much *actual space* is being used.

As for VisionOS we can’t say since we don’t own any hardware to test on. I wouldn’t expect iPulse to behave correctly though.

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@[email protected] The storage display you’re used to seeing in Settings > General > Storage does not include cached data used by iCloud, iMessage and other apps. iPulse shows these bytes as well and shows you how much *actual space* is being used.

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