Diskio vs AIMeter

How fast is your storage? Measure sequential read and write speeds on your iPhone or a compatible external drive. Go beyond one number with repeat runs and a detailed report. SEE THE WHOLE RESULT Choose 1, 3 or 6 runs. With 3 or 6 runs, see median read and write speeds, minimum and maximum values, and the result of every run. CHECK CONSISTENCY Choose 6 runs to assess read and write stability separately over the last five. See whether results are stable or vary, with the criteria explained in the app. TEST YOUR SETUP Use your iPhone's internal storage or select a compatible, writable external drive through Files. Choose a test file from 1 to 5 GiB and a block size of 1, 2, 4, 8 or 16 MiB. The defaults are 6 runs, a 1 GiB file and a 2 MiB block. UNDERSTAND THE MEASUREMENT Speeds are shown in MB/s, and write timing includes final filesystem synchronization. Follow each write and read phase as the test runs. SHARE THE DETAILS Send a result card with the full report, test settings and, after 6 runs, the stability assessment. The interface supports light and dark appearances, larger text and Reduce Motion. ADAPTS TO YOUR DISPLAY On iPhone Duo, an expanded layout gives controls and results their own space. Your report stays available as the layout changes, and narrow windows use a compact view. GET STARTED 1. Select your storage and test settings. 2. Start the test and keep Diskio open. 3. Review the report or share your results. A test needs enough free space for a temporary file. External storage must be accessible and writable through Files. Results depend on the device, storage, connection, free space and test settings. The stability assessment adapts numerical criteria from SNIA SSS PTS. It is not a full SNIA-compliant benchmark, a drive-health check or a sustained-performance rating. Results from version 3.0 onward may differ from older versions because the measurement method was revised.

AIMeter is an open-source iOS and macOS app that shows your AI subscription usage and remaining limits right in widgets, home screen, Lock Screen, Notification Center, and the macOS menu bar. It covers the session, weekly, and top-model weekly usage windows of your subscription, and lets you connect more than one account. The architecture is provider-agnostic, so more AI providers can be added over time. FEATURES - Home screen and Lock Screen widgets showing all your usage windows with grouped reset countdowns, refreshed automatically in the background. - A History chart for every account: the percent of each limit used over the last day, week, or month, with every reset marked, plus a small 24-hour trace on each dashboard row. - A macOS menu bar gauge and matching Notification Center widgets, fed continuously by the menu bar app. Pick the style: gauge, number, bar, battery, or two or three windows side by side, with an optional reset countdown. - A "Single Limit" widget for tracking just one number: session, weekly, a specific model limit, or usage credits. - An all-accounts widget, and account nicknames that follow through to widgets and notifications. - Dashboard with your plan badge, per-window reset countdowns, and a fullscreen landscape mode on iPhone. - Detail screen with raw provider data and usage credits, plus a forecast card that projects which windows may run out early. - Optional smart notifications: reset reminders, near-limit warnings, limit-reached alerts, early pace warnings, and early-reset alerts, all off by default and toggled individually. - Service status: when the provider reports an incident, you see it on the dashboard instead of a confusing error. - Keyboard shortcuts on the Mac, and "Refresh Usage" and "Show Usage" actions for the Shortcuts app on both platforms. - On the Mac, optional and off by default: see how many tokens your local coding sessions used. Only token counts are read from the local logs, never your conversations. - Configurable background refresh cadence, with widgets keeping the last known data when a fetch fails. - In English, Spanish, German, French, Japanese, Korean, Brazilian Portuguese and Simplified Chinese, following your device language. PRIVACY BY DESIGN AIMeter is pure SwiftUI with no dependencies, no server, and no analytics. The only network traffic is HTTPS to your provider's own API for your usage data, one anonymous check of its public status page, the standard OAuth sign-in flow on iOS, and a daily check for a new version on the Mac. Your credentials stay in the device Keychain and are never sent anywhere else. The full source code is available for anyone to review. REQUIREMENTS iOS 17+ or macOS 14+, and an eligible AI subscription. On macOS, AIMeter can reuse the login the provider's command-line tool already keeps on your Mac. On iOS, you sign in once directly in the app. Disclaimer: AIMeter is an independent, open-source project and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any AI provider. It relies on an undocumented usage endpoint that may change or disappear at any time.