iPulse - Monitor Your Device

Name: iPulse - Monitor Your Device
Price: 9.99 USD
Rating: 4.9 (29 reviews)
Author: The Iconfactory

By: The Iconfactory App

Keep an eye on your system

Overview

Version:

1.2

Last updated: 2026-05-08

Ranking

#208,955 ▼ 109

Overall

Features & Capabilities

iPulse has been monitoring Macs for over 20 years. Now this essential developer tool is available for the first time on iOS and iPadOS.

Your processors, network, memory, and storage space are constantly monitored and can be displayed in a convenient picture in picture view. It's like you're watching a movie of what's going on inside your device!

There are even sound effects for the movie: when configurable thresholds are exceeded, you'll hear an alert and know to check things out.

And it's all done with minimal impact on your device performance and battery life.

iPulse displays the following information:

• Efficiency core usage • Performance core usage • Graphics core usage • Download throughput • Upload throughput • System memory usage • App memory usage • Compressed memory usage • Internal and external storage usage

Whether you're a power user or a developer wanting to profile an app, iPulse is an essential tool to have on your device.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

The Iconfactory

Rating:

4.90

(29)

Version:

1.2 Last updated: 2026-05-08

Version code:

884912128

Creation date:

2024-03-12

Compatible devices:

Size:

1.99MB

Price:

9.99

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-08

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 208,955 ▼ 109

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Developed by:

The Iconfactory

Apple Apps Store

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

Website:

https://ipulseapp.com

User Reviews

Finally, a simple and elegant app to monitor what's happening in my iPad when it gets warm, or the internet seems slow, or just to reassure me everything is working right.

by OM*****, 2024-04-07

Only real suggestion I have is tweaking the storage indicator. Possibly color coding the cache files versus app files and documents? Or the internal and external storage as you call it? I read your feedback in another review about freeing up the cache storage. I have an iPhone 13 Pro, I don’t see the freeing of resources in my camera app. Storage is definitely a mystery with iOS. The model Settings values always seem to lag what is really going on. Anything you can provide is helpful. Otherwise the memory and core tracking provides a good insight on how these apps consume resources. Thank you!