Real-Time FPS Meter & Display

JSK Sol

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this app

Get real-time performance information and customization for your device. 📲Track FPS rate, screen refresh rate, CPU & GPU info and display details. ⚡️


Main Features:

⏱️FPS Meter Display:
- Display frames per second (FPS) rate🎮 on your screen.
- Customize🎨 the FPS meter's appearance, including overlay and status bar options.
- Set the update interval rate⏱️ for precise monitoring.
- Customize✍️ FPS rate text size, color and position.
- Easily toggle⚙️ the display of FPS rate on or off from the screen.

🔄Screen Refresh Rate Display:
- View the screen refresh rate🔄 on your device's screen.
- Customize the appearance of the refresh rate display🎚️, including overlay and status bar options.
- Set the update interval⌛ for accurate monitoring.
- Customize refresh rate text size✏️, color and position.
- Turn on or off the screen rate display from the screen📲.

💻CPU & 🎮GPU Info:
- Access detailed information and specifications about your device's CPU and GPU.
- Gain insights into the capabilities and performance of your CPU and GPU. 💪

🖥️Display Information:
- Explore micro details📊 related to your device's display.
- View information such as OpenGL version 🖥️, resolution, density, refresh rate and more.




Permission :

Overlay permission :To display FPS and Refresh Rate view above other apps, the app requires the Overlay permission.This allows the app to show the information on top of other apps.

Ratings and reviews

It's shows only static refresh LCD rate (90hz, 120hz, etc), but not real FPS of the current opened app. This fps is fake and prolly just refresh rate - 1, it shows 119 fps for 120hz but actual fps is much lower

fps isn't the fps the app is running at its the fps the display is, and that's like saying "I get 240fps in 1440p ultra settings with my pc" just if you have a 240fps screen and actually your game shows 20fps

I don't know if this app can actually work. But for me, no. This app keep showing 60fps, sometime drop to 20fps, but that is just it. Seems fake enough to me, you cannot maintain that 60 and 20 without getting in between. Do me a favor okay, if the devices isn't supported, just tell the user, don't ever tell the user it is stable in 60, when the reality it isn't monitor anything.