SysReadout

Features

Pinned apps as text entries, as many as fit the screen; a searchable drawer (prefix, initials, substring; opens a single match by itself). Gestures: up for apps, down for notifications, left/right for an app you choose, double-tap to lock, long-press for settings. Hidden apps, renaming, work profiles. Safe mode: should it ever crash twice right after starting, it comes back as a plain launcher until you resume, with the crash report under settings › about. Readout

52 optional status rows: CPU, memory, swap, thermal headroom, battery current and watts, network speed, Wi-Fi and mobile signal (spelled out, never drawn as bars), IP, storage, build properties, GPU, sensors, sunrise, moon phase and more. Choose and order them yourself. An editable banner header with live placeholders ({year}, {device}, {android}…). An event stream: network and power changes, installs, app switches, background services. Two layouts: classic (rows, tables and stream in fixed places) or feed, one header-free list where new lines push older ones off the screen and lines already showing update in place. System monitor (each part optional)

Shizuku (optional, with a guided setup under settings › shizuku): processes by CPU or memory, every connection per app with the server's name (reverse DNS lookups through your network's DNS server, made by Shizuku's helper; hostnames switch under settings › log), wakelocks, per-app battery drain, temperatures, per-core load, system errors from logcat. Once connected it can switch on the other access below in one tap. Usage access: screen time, unlocks, traffic per app, data used this month. Notification access: a notification log and per-app table, and what's playing. DNS monitor: a local VPN that carries only DNS, showing which app looks up which server. Location / phone / Bluetooth / activity: GPS fix and satellites per constellation, serving cell and 5G/LTE-CA details, connected Bluetooth devices with battery, steps.