PRAXIS SCIENCE LAB / ANDROID
CyberSpec
Explore live sensors, Wi-Fi signals, battery health and sound spectra.
In testing Not yet available on Google Play.
Screenshots
Actual screenshots from version 0.1.0 (1).



Turn your Android device into a pocket diagnostics lab with a dark, neon dashboard. CyberSpec reads measurements directly from Android, with no account or developer-operated backend.
Explore accelerometer, gyroscope and magnetometer readings with live X/Y/Z plots. Freeze a trace, inspect sensor details and use the digital bubble level with relative zero.
Monitor battery temperature, voltage, current and health, alongside RAM, storage and Android thermal status. Availability depends on the device.
Inspect Wi-Fi signal strength, link speed, band and channel. Compare nearby networks and use audible signal-finder feedback while moving around. Scanning follows Android permissions and scan limits.
Start the microphone manually to view a waveform, dBFS level and FFT frequency spectrum. An adjustable calibration offset provides an approximate sound-pressure estimate.
Create and export local JSON diagnostic reports through the Android file picker. English is the default; Romanian and Spanish are included.
Version 0.1.0 is in testing. The offline edition contains no advertising SDK or Internet permission. A separate AdMob TEST edition demonstrates Google sample banners and interstitials; ads require Internet while diagnostic tools remain local. Commercial advertising is not configured.
Language
English by default; Romanian and Spanish available from the language selector. The choice is remembered.
Using the app
Readings depend on available sensors and Android APIs. CPU temperature is not universally exposed. Sound-pressure estimates are not certified measurements and do not include A/C weighting. Wi-Fi scanning may require Location to be enabled and is limited by Android. No Google Play installation link is available yet.
Praxis Science Lab is the publishing brand used by Traian Anghel. For support or privacy questions, email traiananghel@gmail.com. Include the app name and version. Do not send passwords, medical records, private recordings or other sensitive information.