FPS Monitor - Game FPS Meter app analytics for November 1

FPS Monitor - Game FPS Meter Want to know how your games really run? FPS Monitor is an FPS meter for Android that shows the real frame rate of any game, live, while you play. Record a match and you get a full report afterwards: FPS, lag spikes, heat, battery and CPU. No root needed. Key Features: ✅ Live FPS Overlay: See your FPS and battery temperature on top of any game while you play. ✅ One-Tap Recording: Tap the overlay to start recording and tap it again to stop. If you leave the game, recording pauses by itself. ✅ Overlay Themes: Drag the overlay wherever it's out of the way, change its size and colours, or pick a theme you like. ✅ Frame-by-Frame Reports: Your average FPS, 1% low, median, highest and lowest FPS, with a chart of the whole session. ✅ Janks and Stutter: Every frame drop and lag spike is counted, so the drops you felt show up in the numbers too. ✅ Frame Time Chart: See how long 95% and 99% of frames took, and zoom right in on the worst moments. ✅ Heat and Throttling: Your phone's temperatures, and how long it was throttled during the match. ✅ Battery and Power: How much power the game drew and how much energy each frame cost, on phones that report it. ✅ CPU Usage: How hard the game and the phone worked, the clock speed of each CPU cluster, and the game's busiest threads. ✅ Compare Sessions: Put two sessions side by side and see which one did better on FPS, smoothness, heat and battery. ✅ Share and Export: Share any session as a link, save it as an image, or export every frame as a CSV file. ✅ Light on Your Phone: The overlay uses under 1% of the CPU, so it has almost zero performance impact on running game. ✅ No Root Needed: Set it up once with wireless debugging, Shizuku or one ADB command from a computer. After your phone restarts, it's one tap. Made For: • Gamers • Reviewers and benchmark fans who need real numbers, 1% lows and clear comparisons between phones • Testers and developers looking at frame times, janks, thermal throttling and CPU threads How It Measures: FPS Monitor reads frame timings from Android's own display system, so the numbers come from the frames your screen actually shows. Works on Android 10 and newer, on phones and tablets. No account needed.