NetUsageLog helps you stay on top of your Wi-Fi and cellular data, grouped by plans that match your carrier bill.
• Custom plans: fixed date range (trips/short term), monthly billing cycle (auto rollover), and per-day quota (eSIM daily cards reset every day). You can also "Restart counting now", handy for an eSIM you activate abroad
• Limit alerts: a notification at 80% and 100% of your cap
• Today at a glance: today's Wi-Fi and cellular usage and current speed on the main screen, plus a 7-day chart
• Widgets: small and medium on the Home Screen, plus circular, rectangular, and inline styles on the Lock Screen. Choose which plan each widget shows
• Multi-SIM / eSIM: cellular data tracked per line, with custom line names
• 17 languages: switch right inside the app
About accuracy (an honest note): iOS doesn't let apps read usage in the background. Usage accrues only when the app records it (when you open the app, or when a Pro Shortcuts automation runs); usage in between is added at the next recording, spread across the days by elapsed time (an estimate), and alerts and widgets only update after a recording. If your phone restarts in the meantime, usage not yet recorded before the restart is lost, and the app tells you which time span was affected. Numbers are for reference — rely on your carrier bill. Per-app usage can't be measured (a system limitation).
Privacy: your usage data stays on device, no VPN needed. No ads, no tracking.
Upgrade to Pro (one-time purchase, unlocked forever):
• Forecast & alerts: see when you'll hit your limit, set custom alert thresholds, and get notified when you go over today's suggested usage
• Usage calibration: match the usage your carrier shows, so limits, alerts, and widgets use the calibrated number
• Shortcuts automation: record automatically at a set time every day (no need to open the app) for more accurate usage across days
• Advanced history: 30-day / 12-month trends, per-line analysis, and summaries
• Data backup: export / import full backups so you never lose data when switching phones, or export an Excel spreadsheet
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