This widget tracks the uptime of your jailbroken device in the Control Center.

When it comes to jailbreaking and the many tools available, users will inevitably want to know which ones are the most stable, and the new Uptime jailbreak tweak from iOS developer MTAC can help.

Uptime is a free Control Center add-on that displays the current uptime of your jailbroken device in a custom widget that can be configured to display as a 1×1 block or 1×2 block, depending on your preference, as shown in the example screenshots. higher.

Not only is the uptime aesthetically pleasing to look at, it also shows the current uptime in days, hours, minutes, and seconds, allowing you to see more than just the overall score. This allows you to compare your user experience with other jailbreakers that may be using competing tools.

Your uptime is calculated based on how long your current jailbroken phone has been up and running since the last shutdown and reboot. Generally, longer uptime indicates higher stability as it means you didn’t have a crash or unexpected reboot. A dead battery can affect uptime, as it can cause you to reboot and re-jailbreak, causing you to lose your current progress.

Uptime is very similar in nature to the free jailbreak tweak called CCUptime we showed you in early 2021, but full disclosure, Uptime looks a lot better aesthetically.

Once installed, users will need to go to Settings → Control Center and drag the System Uptime widget to the Enabled section to use it as shown below:

We think that uptime is a handy widget that should be in every jailbreaker’s Control Center interface, whether you’re comparing it to others or just looking at uptime for your own record and learning.

If you’re interested in trying Uptime, you can download it for free from the Havoc repository through your favorite package manager app. Uptime supports jailbroken iOS 14 and 15 devices.

Do you plan to use the new Uptime jailbreak tweak? Let us know why or why not in the comments section down below.