Getting an uptime report shouldn't need a computer
Android has an uptime value buried in Developer options, and a boot log only ADB can read. Neither is something a regular user, or most administrators without a laptop in hand, can check.
RebootMonitor turns that raw system value into an actual report: readable on the device, in seconds, by whoever needs it.
What's in the report
Four things, always visible together, never buried in a menu.
| Section | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Status | "Good" or "Reboot recommended", based on current uptime |
| Uptime | Live counter: days, hours and minutes since the last restart |
| Last 7 days | A color-coded row per day, with the exact reboot time if one occurred |
| History & heatmap | 30/90-day or 12-month view, plus a tappable monthly calendar |
Readable at a glance
No log files to parse — a status word, a number and a color-coded table.
Live, not a snapshot
The uptime counter updates every time the report is opened.
Drill into any day
Tap a square in the heatmap to see exact reboot times for that date.
A full year on record
12 months of history, with older entries cleaned up automatically.
What it looks like
Where a quick uptime report helps
- Confirming a device was actually restarted after a fix or an update.
- Spotting a device that has quietly run for weeks without anyone noticing.
- Backing up a support conversation with an actual number instead of "it's been a while".
Stays where it's generated
- The report is built from a local database — nothing is uploaded or exported.
- No account, no cloud sync, no analytics collecting report data.
- Uninstalling the app removes its local history, since nothing exists anywhere else.
Frequently asked questions
Can I export the uptime report as a file?
Not currently. The report is designed to be read on the device itself, in line with RebootMonitor keeping all data local rather than generating files or sending data elsewhere.
How far back does the report go?
Up to 12 months. The history and monthly heatmap cover the full year, and older entries are cleaned up automatically after that.
Does the report reset if I reinstall the app?
Reboot history is stored in the app's local database, so a normal update keeps it intact. A full uninstall removes it, since it is never backed up off the device by design.
Is this the same as the uptime shown in Android Settings?
It's calculated from the same system uptime value, but RebootMonitor surfaces it clearly on a dedicated screen along with history and trends, instead of a single line buried in Settings or Developer options.
Get your first uptime report in under a minute
Install RebootMonitor and the report is ready as soon as the app opens.