▮ IPHONE EXACT-SPECS SETUP

ONE-TIME // ~2 MINUTES // NO APP STORE
Safari never tells a web page your exact iPhone model or battery level — Apple blocks it. But the built-in Shortcuts app is allowed to read them and can launch the dashboard with that intel attached. Build this once and SYSTEM SPECS shows your exact model, device name, real RAM and battery — forever after.
1

Open the Shortcuts app → tap + to create a new shortcut.

2

Add the action Get Device Details and set it to Device Model. Search "device details" in the action picker.

3

Add three more Get Device Details actions, set to System Version, Battery Level, and Device Name.

4

Add a Dictionary action with four Text entries — for each value, tap the field and pick the matching magic variable from the actions above: model → Device Model
os → System Version
batt → Battery Level
name → Device Name

5

Add a URL Encode action — set its input to the Dictionary variable. This turns the dictionary into safe URL text.

6

Add a URL action containing:
https://tdweb.schemanetworks.com/index.html?iosdev=
…then tap right after the = and insert the URL Encoded Text variable.

7

Add an Open URLs action. Name the shortcut Tactical Display, pick an icon, and (optional but recommended) share-sheet → Add to Home Screen.

Done. Launch the dashboard from that shortcut (or its home-screen icon) instead of a plain bookmark. Every run refreshes the battery reading; the model/name persist even when you open the site normally. Battery cycle count has no API at all — even for Shortcuts — so that one stays in Settings → Battery only.