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PhoneVitals
iPhone diagnostics your customer can verify by QR code
A repair shop tells you the battery is worn. You have no way to check. PhoneVitals reads the iPhone's own telemetry over USB - real cell health and cycle count, whether the screen, battery or camera is a non-genuine part, kernel panic logs decoded down to the failing board component - and prints a report your customer verifies by scanning a QR code. Windows, no jailbreak, nothing installed on the phone. First scan on each PC is free and complete. After that $0.40-0.99 a scan, no subscription.
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Hi Product Hunt, I'm a solo developer. I built this after watching someone get told their iPhone needed a new battery, pay for it, and have no way of knowing whether anything was actually replaced. The phone already knows. iOS keeps the battery gauge's real cycle count, records whether a fitted part reports itself as genuine, and writes a panic log naming the component that brought the device down. PhoneVitals reads all of that over a plain USB cable - no jailbreak, nothing installed on the phone - and turns it into a report a technician can hand over. The part I care about most: every report carries a QR code. The customer scans it and sees the same findings on our server, cryptographically signed. A shop's diagnosis stops being something you simply have to take on trust. Where it honestly is: version 1.0, one person, and the executable is not code-signed yet, so Windows will warn about an unrecognised publisher. The SHA-256 is published on the download page so you can check the file is ours. The first scan on any PC is free and complete - nothing held back, no account needed. After that it is $0.40 to $0.99 a scan with no subscription. If you repair phones for a living, I would really like to hear what it gets wrong or what it is missing.
About PhoneVitals on Product Hunt
“iPhone diagnostics your customer can verify by QR code”
PhoneVitals was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #151 on the daily leaderboard. A repair shop tells you the battery is worn. You have no way to check. PhoneVitals reads the iPhone's own telemetry over USB - real cell health and cycle count, whether the screen, battery or camera is a non-genuine part, kernel panic logs decoded down to the failing board component - and prints a report your customer verifies by scanning a QR code. Windows, no jailbreak, nothing installed on the phone. First scan on each PC is free and complete. After that $0.40-0.99 a scan, no subscription.
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