Before buying or repairing
Review available device specifications and Android version without switching between settings screens.
Processor, memory, battery, network, storage, device details, and technical reports in one application.
These are examples of how to use the available on-device readings, not calibrated measurements or a substitute for professional testing.
Review available device specifications and Android version without switching between settings screens.
Inspect memory, battery, and other available device readings in one place.
Export a technical report for your own reference or when contacting support.
Lunevon DI brings together processor, memory, battery, network, storage, and device information in one interface. Available live metrics are shown alongside hardware and system details.
The interface is built around the main sections of the device. Select a screen to inspect the application at full resolution.
SoC model, processor architecture, core count and configuration, current and maximum frequency, and core state.
Total, used, and available memory together with additional Android memory parameters.
Current receive and transmit speed, active connection type and available technical connection details.
Charge level, temperature, voltage, discharge current, power source, battery state, and available nominal capacity information.
Total, used, and available internal storage together with additional volume information.
Device model, Android version, API level, build information, hardware platform, and available system characteristics.
Lunevon DI can generate a technical profile and a report of the device's current state. The selected information can be saved as PDF or TXT or shared through Android.
Hardware and software information describing the device configuration.
Live component metrics captured at the time the report is generated.
Save locally or share the selected report through the standard Android interface.
Minimum Android version: Android 8.0 (API 26). The availability of individual values depends on the Android version, manufacturer firmware, and the hardware capabilities of the device.
For assistance with Lunevon DI and other products, visit the LUNEVON support center.
Lunevon DI • 1.0.9 • Updated 2 October 2026
Lunevon DI reads technical parameters made available by Android: CPU, memory, battery, storage, network state and traffic counters, Android version and device information. Where available, this includes network interface IP addresses, DNS servers, routes, storage volume UUIDs, build information, and hardware capabilities such as sensor, camera and media-codec specifications. Camera images, microphone recordings and message contents are not collected.
These values are processed on your device and are not automatically sent to the developer. The app has no INTERNET permission, backend, user accounts or server-side storage. It contains no advertising, analytics, tracking, crash analytics or third-party analytics SDKs. Current values refresh only while the app is open; there is no background monitoring.
PDF and TXT reports are generated locally in the app cache. A report may contain the technical and network details displayed in the app. Saving or sharing requires your explicit action. When you use Save, Android lets you choose the destination, which may be a local or cloud document provider. When you use Share, the selected application receives access to that report. The destination or recipient then handles the file under its own rules; the developer does not receive it automatically.
Language, pause, shortcut and last-tab preferences are stored locally. Temporary reports remain in the app cache until Android or you clear it or the app is uninstalled. Clearing app data removes preferences and cached files. Exported or shared copies are managed separately by you and the chosen destination.
Network state access is used to display connection information. Optional notification permission enables a shortcut notification. You can disable the shortcut in Settings or revoke notification permission in Android settings.
The Contacts section opens the website only after your tap. Tapping an email address copies it to the clipboard; the app does not open an email client or create a draft automatically. No report, device details or attachments are sent automatically. If you later send a message using an email service of your choice, the recipient and that service handle your sender address and message under their own rules.
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