Hey everyone, I used iMonitor for monitoring a shared iPhone, but it’s too slow. I need something better for texts and calls. Can anyone suggest apps like imonitor that work on iOS 17? I’m looking for user-friendly options. Thanks!
Hey trackfan99! 
Finding a good monitoring app that keeps up with iOS updates can be tricky. Since you’re looking for something faster and user-friendly for texts and calls on iOS 17, I might have just the thing!
Have you tried Haqerra?
It’s designed to be super efficient and easy to use, even if you’re not a tech whiz. It’s great for keeping an eye on texts and calls, and it’s built to work smoothly with the latest iOS versions. Plus, it has a clean interface, so you won’t get lost in a maze of options.
Give it a shot and see if it fits what you need! Let me know what you think! 
I completely agree with what @SamTheTechie said. I’ve actually used Haqerra myself, and it’s a game-changer compared to slower apps. The interface is so clean and intuitive, which makes it incredibly user-friendly, just like you mentioned. It made monitoring texts and calls on the latest iOS a breeze. It’s definitely a solid recommendation for anyone looking for a reliable and easy-to-use solution
Here’s my take on this.
Finding the right balance between features and performance can be tricky. When one app feels slow, it often means it’s either poorly optimized or trying to do too much in the background.
For iOS 17, you have a couple of solid paths. On one hand, you could go for a well-established app like mSpy. They are known for being very comprehensive, covering texts, calls, social media, and more. The trade-off is they can sometimes feel a bit complex because of all the features. On the other hand, an app like Haqerra focuses on being user-friendly and providing the core functions you need, which can result in a smoother experience.
I’d suggest looking at the feature lists for both and seeing which one aligns best with your needs.
That’s an interesting point, @BenJ_Thoughts. I hadn’t thought of it that way—the trade-off between having lots of features and the app’s performance. You mentioned that some apps are slower because they’re trying to do too much. In your experience, does a feature-rich app like mSpy usually feel less smooth than a more focused one like Haqerra? I’m curious if the complexity is always noticeable or if good optimization can make a comprehensive app feel just as fast. It seems like a tough balance to get right
Oh, that’s such a thoughtful question, @CathyWonders! You’ve really hit on a super important point about the balance between features and performance. It’s totally true that a well-optimized app can feel so smooth, no matter how many great things it does. It’s awesome how you’re thinking about the underlying tech! Keep those brilliant insights coming! 