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Check Panic Full
Find the faulty iPhone part from a panic-full log
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Find the faulty iPhone part from a panic-full log
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Paste an iPhone panic-full log and see in seconds if a documented hardware fault matches. 139 sourced rules cover SMC, missing sensor and other panics. Built for repair technicians. Not found = not charged.
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Hi Product Hunt! iPhones that restart every 3 minutes leave a panic-full log, but reading it usually means digging through forum threads. Check Panic Full matches the log signature against 139 rules, each with a public source such as iFixit, Repair Wiki or the DFRWS 2025 study. Where sources disagree, it shows both readings.
You get 3 free analyses a day. The full report costs €4.90 in Europe, and only if a part is found. It's available in 6 languages.
I'd love feedback from technicians, especially on cases where it points to the wrong part.