Simlog: Cell Signal History

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About this app

An application for tracking the history of mobile signal strength and data transmission type (internet). The app records the collected data (per minute) and creates a daily graph from it.

With this app, you can compare how different SIM cards perform under identical conditions or simply check the signal status at any given time during the day.
The application is not a measurement tool.
The data displayed on the graphs is generated based on information received from your device and may differ from actual values.

All information about SIM card performance is stored locally on your phone in text files located in the app's folder. The data is not shared or transmitted anywhere.

Data handled by the app:
Mobile network signal strength.
Type of data transmission.
Active SIM card slot number.
SIM card name.
To access such information from your phone, the app requires permission to manage calls.

The app functions as a background service, so for stable and long-term operation, it requires permission to display a persistent notification. It is also recommended to disable battery optimization for the app to ensure uninterrupted activity tracking.


With this app, you can also display a graph of the signal strength and internet type of your MikroTik router with an LTE modem by following this guide.
https://github.com/safelogJ/Simlog/blob/master/README.md#with-this-app-you-can-also-display-a-graph-of-the-signal-level-and-internet-type-of-your-mikrotik-router-with-an-lte-modem-by-following-this-guide

📡 Supported devices: The application is constantly evolving, and the list of compatible models is expanding. Currently, operation has been tested with the following devices:

🔹 Mikrotik — all models with an LTE interface (use the script)
🔹 Keenetic (Netcraze) — models with LTE and USB modems
🔹 Cudy — LT500 V2.0
🔹 TP-Link — TL-MR150 v2
🔹 Huawei — CPE B593s-22
🔹 Huawei — E3372h-320
🔹 Huawei — B535-232a

What’s new

Added Huawei B535-232a support.