Your phone deserves an honest second opinion.
Battery capacity, cycle count and health trend, per-core CPU and RAM, storage by category, sensor tests, temperatures, network quality and a benchmark score: the real data your phone already reports, in plain language and tracked over time.
Phone Health Checker is a device-diagnostics app for Android developed by Kalenux that brings battery health, CPU and RAM usage, sensor status, storage, temperature, network quality and a benchmark score into one dashboard.[1] It has 12 diagnostic modules and more than 20,000 installs on Google Play.[1]
Most Android phones expose hardware sensor data and system metrics through standard APIs, but the information is scattered across settings menus and not presented in a way that is easy to understand. The app pulls that data into a single dashboard, with clear explanations of what each metric means and when it should be a concern.[1]
Kalenux describes the phone-health category as a trap: the top results are “boosters” and “cleaners” that invent problems to sell a fix, fake virus warnings, claims that the battery is dying, pretending to free memory that was never full, while the real information sits in developer menus no normal user is expected to find.[1]
“No fake alerts, no upsell, no manufactured panic: just a clear, honest picture of your phone’s health.”[1]
Battery health is the central feature. The app reads capacity, estimated health percentage, charge-cycle count, temperature, charging voltage and charging current, and tracks them over time so users can see degradation: a battery at 95% six months ago and 78% now shows a clear curve. Kalenux notes this longitudinal data is not available in default Android settings.[1]
| Module | What it checks |
|---|---|
| CPU and RAM | Usage per core, clock speed, total and available RAM, memory pressure, in real time |
| Storage | Internal and external storage by category (apps, photos, videos, audio, documents, other); flags critically low space |
| Sensors | Gyroscope, accelerometer, magnetometer, barometer, proximity, ambient light and fingerprint: whether each responds correctly |
| Temperature | CPU, battery and, where available, board temperature; alerts when outside safe ranges |
| Network | WiFi and mobile speed, signal strength, ping latency and DNS resolution time |
| Benchmark | Standardised CPU and memory benchmark producing one score, comparable against the platform average |
The app reads the real sensor data, battery metrics and system statistics the device already reports, presents them in plain language and tracks them over time. It helps distinguish between device problems and network problems, and avoids the scare tactics common in the category.[1]
On the Kalenux product page, Phone Health Checker holds a rating of 5.0 from one moderated review.[3]
“Ran the check and immediately identified my battery was degraded to 68% capacity. Saved me a trip to the repair shop to find out what I already found out in 2 minutes here. The sensor tests are also surprisingly thorough.”