v0.2.1-beta — GPU usage, split temperatures, app search & clearer frame-time #5
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JankMark v0.2.1-beta
A zero-overlay Android performance profiler — read live FPS, frame-time, and
hardware telemetry from your phone over ADB on a clean PC dashboard.
✨ Highlights
auto-select whatever's currently open on your phone.
where a device blocks a stat, the chart now explains why instead of going blank.
gauge to cycle Max → CPU → GPU → Battery, and hovering names each line.
(120 FPS ≈ 8.3 ms, 60 FPS ≈ 16.7 ms) with an Even / Fractional / Uneven
cadence indicator, and a built-in "?" explaining why a phone's frame time
naturally steps up and down (it's vsync, not stutter).
zoom on the report timeline so long sessions stay legible.
(auto-saved, reopenable with full charts), PNG report export, and a
"?" badge on every metric explaining what it means.
See the full CHANGELOG for everything new since 0.2.0-beta.
📥 Install
JankMark_Setup_v0.2.1-beta.exebelow.More info → Run anyway. (Signing is on the roadmap.)
Developer Options → USB debugging, connect over USB, and accept the
authorization prompt.
Requirements: Windows 10/11 · a USB cable · an Android device with USB debugging.
policy — GPU clock speed still reads, and the app shows a short note explaining
the gap.
Android 13+ is still being finished — USB is the reliable path for now.
background mid-session and return, the FPS meter can stay paused until you stop and
restart the session. Known issue, fix coming in v0.2.2.
🙏 Feedback
This release was shaped almost entirely by beta-tester reports — thank you. Found a
bug or want a feature? Open an Issue.
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