PRYXEL vs Core Pulse

PRYXEL - Network & Device brings network, device and sound checks together on your iPhone, iPad and compatible Apple silicon Mac. UNDERSTAND YOUR NETWORK Measure download and upload speed with 15-second measurement windows, inspect latency and compare results. Discover reachable devices on your local network, give them recognizable names and mark the devices you trust. Compare DNS answers for a website you choose, including your own saved domains. CHECK YOUR DEVICE Run CPU and GPU benchmarks with live animated views. Explore hardware information, test the touchscreen across the full display, check display colors, try supported haptic and flashlight controls, and observe charging and thermal behavior. Availability depends on your device and the information the operating system makes available. EXPLORE SOUND Use speaker and microphone checks, a tone generator and the sound meter. Sound levels are estimates for everyday comparison, not certified acoustic measurements. OPTIONAL COMMUNITY COMPARISONS Choose whether to contribute completed CPU, GPU or network test results. Network comparisons group voluntary results by country and connection type, with supported carrier groups for cellular tests. These are community samples, not nationwide coverage statistics. FREE AND PREMIUM Use free diagnostics without a subscription. An optional one-time PREMIUM purchase unlocks the additional tools marked PREMIUM in the app, including monitoring, scheduling and local DNS filtering. Your App Store displays the current regional price before purchase. Restore eligible purchases in the app. IMPORTANT DETAILS Network discovery depends on local-network permission, network configuration and responding devices. Security Score reports observed exposed services; it is not a guarantee that a device is safe. Local DNS filtering applies to supported DNS traffic on this device and can be bypassed by encrypted DNS or direct IP connections. iOS controls background execution, so scheduled measurements and monitoring cannot promise uninterrupted sampling. Thermal status describes the state reported by iOS; it is not a measured component temperature. Tests can use data, battery, audio and supported hardware outputs. No account is required. Community sharing and analytics are optional.

CorePulse shows your iPhone as a live system console. Real readings. A cyber HUD. Nothing invented. Open the app and the screen comes online: uptime ticking every second, cores lit by count, battery and thermal state drawn as instruments. It is your phone, presented like a diagnostic terminal. MONITOR See what iOS actually reports. • Device model, model identifier, and iOS version • Active processor cores, shown as a count • Physical memory • Storage used, free, and total • Battery level and charging state • Thermal state: Nominal, Fair, Serious, or Critical • System uptime, low power mode, and the current link type CorePulse does not invent CPU load, system memory use, or temperature. If a value cannot be read, it stays unavailable. THREE VIEWS DATA is the full readout. CONSOLE is a full-screen instrument, built around live uptime. FIELD is a lamp display. Its color follows the thermal state, and one row shows how many cores are active. The other lamps are decoration, and they are labeled as such. SESSIONS Start a session before a game, a charge, a video, or anything else. End it when you come back. CorePulse compares the two readings: duration, battery, thermal state, storage, and uptime. History stays on this iPhone. WIDGETS Place a Small or Medium widget on the Home Screen. Each one shows battery, thermal state, free storage, and active cores, with the time of the last update. Widgets refresh on a schedule. They are not a live feed. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account. No cloud. No tracking. No upload of device data. Everything stays on this device.