Bentflow

📊 BentoFlow turns your device's own sensors into a dashboard you actually want to look at. Every reading is laid out on a calm bento grid — flat, matte, no neon gauges, no glowing dials, no fake spaceship UI. Everything is measured on your device and stays on your device. ▪️ WHAT IT SHOWS 🔋 Battery — level, health, voltage and temperature, with a rolling 24-hour drain history and discharge-cycle breakdown. 🌡️ Thermal — live temperature, distribution across the device, and a performance trend over time. 📡 Network — real round-trip latency and jitter, measured with an actual connection test, not an estimate. 💾 Storage — used and free space at a glance. 💡 Ambient light — current lux reading with a 24-hour light profile. ⏱️ Uptime — continuous runtime since your last reboot. 🔐 Security status — whether biometric hardware is present and enrolled. 📱 Screen time — which apps you used and for how long (optional, see below). 📋 DIAGNOSTIC LOG Every reading is written to a local diagnostic log you can browse and filter by category — system, network or security. Export the whole log as a CSV file through the Android share sheet whenever you want it somewhere else. 🎨 DESIGN BentoFlow follows one rule: show the number, and nothing else. Monospaced readouts that don't jitter as digits change. Flat clay-white cards with hairline borders. No gradients, no drop shadows, no glare. Charts are drawn as thin solid lines with no grid, no axis labels and no data-point dots — just the shape of the trend. 🔒 PERMISSIONS, HONESTLY BentoFlow does not read your location, contacts, messages, photos, files, microphone, camera or calendar. The screen-time tile needs Android's "Usage access" permission. Android will not grant it automatically — you enable it yourself in Settings, and you can revoke it at any time. Everything else works without it. The latency test opens a brief connection to a public DNS server to time the round trip. Nothing about you is sent. ✅ No account ✅ No sign-in ✅ No ads ✅ No tracking profile Sensor readings are stored only in the app's private storage, and uninstalling removes all of them.