Timer vs Lumina Sensors

A Simple & Stylish Timer Stopwatch App. [Features] - Supports Tablet. - If App is in the background, notifies the timer completion. - Selectable Theme Color.("Ninja BLACK"/"Samurai WHITE"/"Sakura RED"/"Yuzu YELLOW"/"Ajisai BLUE"/"Matcha GREEN") - Selectable Alarm Sound.("Alarm Clock"/"Bell"/"Alert"/"Chime"/"Telephone"/"Cat"/"Dog"/"Bird") - Vibration On/Off ※ Timer is free, but you can hide the ad by buying a plug-in extension. URL Scheme: woodsmall-timer:// Made in Japan. © woodsmall inc.

Lumina Sensors is a clean, honest system monitor. It shows you what your device is actually doing right now — and it never invents a number to fill a gap. WHAT IT SHOWS • Thermal state — the system's own four-level thermal indicator: Nominal, Fair, Serious or Critical. Watch it climb while gaming, exporting video or charging in the sun, and settle back once the work is done. • CPU load — live processor utilisation as a percentage, sampled continuously and shown on an animated ring gauge. • Memory used — how much of your device's memory is in use, updated in real time. • Battery — charge level and current state, so you can see the draw while something heavy is running. • Storage — total and available capacity at a glance. • Device details — model, processor cores, total memory, system version, uptime and Low Power Mode status, all in one panel. BUILT ON HONESTY Plenty of monitoring apps advertise a CPU temperature in degrees. On this platform there is no public way for an app to read one, so any app showing you a number like that is either relabelling the thermal state or reaching for something it should not. Lumina Sensors does neither. It reads only documented system APIs, it shows you only what those APIs genuinely return, and it tells you plainly, on screen, that the thermal state is a coarse state indicator and not a temperature. If a value cannot be read honestly, it is not shown.