Cooldown: Phone Temperature app analytics for October 24

Cooldown is a phone temperature monitor for Android. Check your phone temperature and battery temperature at a glance, get an alert when your phone is overheating, and follow practical tips to cool down your phone. Cooldown uses the temperature readings that Android itself provides. It shows what is heating up your phone, such as charging, screen brightness, heavy apps or a weak network, and what you can do to keep it cool. FREE FEATURES • Phone temperature checker: current battery temperature in °C or °F • Thermal status: see when Android reports that your phone is getting hot • Overheating alerts: a notification when the battery gets too hot, with clear next steps • Heat risk score: how likely your phone is to heat up right now • Low-Temperature Mode: live cooling guidance while you use your phone, with optional automatic brightness reduction • Phone temperature widget: the latest reading on your home screen without opening the app • Quick shortcuts to battery, display, network and app settings • Advanced diagnostics: CPU, GPU and skin temperatures on devices whose system shares them with apps COOLDOWN PRO: ONE-TIME PURCHASE, NO SUBSCRIPTION • No ads • Temperature Insights: 24-hour and 7-day charts with minimum, maximum and average temperature, plus time spent above your alert threshold • Heating events and how fast the temperature rose • Charging markers, peak charging temperature and charging-session summaries • Detailed heat-risk signals • Custom alert threshold • Color themes and transparent widget styles Want to try Insights first? Watch an optional ad to unlock them for 24 hours. WHAT COOLDOWN DOES NOT DO Cooldown is not a phone cooler or CPU cooler app that claims to cool your phone instantly. It does not force-stop apps, lock CPU or GPU speeds, require root or read private system files. Instead, it shows what is really heating your phone and how to cool it down safely. Available sensor data varies by device and Android version. Phone temperature monitoring and overheating alerts are always free.