One complete inspection
Move through device identity, display and touch, cameras, audio, sensors, battery, connectivity, location, and biometrics in a consistent flow.
Run one guided, model-aware checkup on a used iPhone or iPad, then share a report that says exactly what was measured—and what was not.
On the App Store since June 2026
Move through device identity, display and touch, cameras, audio, sensors, battery, connectivity, location, and biometrics in a consistent flow.
Your interaction provides the stimulus; only the app's measurement path can produce a measured result. Unfinished required checks keep the report as a draft.
A clear report gives a buyer or seller the device, date, measured coverage, exact issues, evidence sources, and limits without a vague letter grade.
Public Apple APIs measure supported signals against a defined threshold. Passed, failed, and inconclusive remain distinct across the report and exports.
User-selected Apple Settings, analytics, or Diagnostics evidence keeps its external provenance and is never relabeled as an iCheckup pass.
iCheckup does not claim Apple certification, genuine-part verification, ownership, repair quality, water damage, or predicted hardware life.
Sessions, photos, recordings, and reports stay on your device unless you explicitly share them. There are no accounts, analytics, ads, tracking, or report-hosting backend.
Free access includes every required measurement, exact issues, source-labeled evidence, the latest completed report, text sharing, and a screenshot-ready summary.
Lifetime Access is a one-time purchase for PDF and Markdown export, durable report history, retest comparison, report notes, and assisted automation. No subscription.
Maker note
A used-device report is useful only when every conclusion keeps its source. iCheckup distinguishes app-measured results, external system evidence, unfinished checks, and inconclusive signals instead of compressing them into a confident letter grade. The report says what was measured—and names what public APIs cannot prove.
Daniel · solo developer behind Crafter AppsNo. It is not Apple certification and cannot prove genuine parts, ownership, repair quality, water damage, or future hardware life.
A supported public API must produce the signal against a defined threshold. Tapping through a check supplies input, but interaction alone cannot manufacture a pass.
Sessions, photos, recordings, and reports stay on the device unless you explicitly share them. There is no report-hosting backend or account.
No. Every required measurement, exact issues, source-labeled evidence, the latest completed report, text sharing, and a screenshot-ready summary are free. Lifetime Access adds advanced reporting and history tools.
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