Every sensor in your phone,
live and explained.

Accelerometer, gyroscope, light, pressure, step counter and the rest. What's My Sensor? lists each one your device has, shows what it is reading right now, and tells you in one sentence what it is for.

Free. No ads, no permissions, no network. The app only reads sensors.

The sensor list: an orange screen headed Your sensor types, with rows for Accelerometer, Magnetic Field, Orientation, Light, Proximity, Gravity, Linear Acceleration, Rotation Vector, Significant Motion, Step Counter and Geomagnetic Rotation Vector.

Every sensor, one list

Open the app and it lists every hardware sensor your phone reports, motion, position and environment alike, with the name and vendor of each one.

Live readings

Values update as you tilt the phone, walk around, cover the screen or step outside. Three axes where there are three, one number where there is one.

Plain words

Each sensor comes with a one line explanation of what it measures, so a geomagnetic rotation vector stops being a mystery.

The gravity sensor screen: a one line explanation, the sensor's name, and live X, Y and Z values.

Nothing leaves your phone

The app asks for no permissions, has no network access and shows no ads. Readings are drawn on screen and never stored or sent anywhere. That is the whole point: a window into your hardware, and nothing else.