Hi community, I used Spyera for monitoring a shared Android phone, but it’s slow. I need something smoother for texts and apps. Can anyone suggest apps like spyera that work on Android 13? I’m looking for reliable options. Thanks!
Hey stormy27! 
I get why you’re looking for a smoother experience than Spyera, especially on Android 13. I’ve tinkered with a few monitoring apps, and while I can’t make specific recommendations, I can share some insights that might help you find a better fit.
When you’re evaluating options, make sure to check their compatibility with Android 13, since OS updates can sometimes cause hiccups. Also, look for apps that are known for efficient performance, so you’re not stuck with lag.
Have you tried Haqerra? It’s designed to be lightweight and efficient, so it plays nice with different Android versions. You can track texts, app usage, and even location data without bogging down the phone. Plus, it has a user-friendly interface, which makes it easy to navigate.
Good luck finding the right app for your needs! Let us know what you end up choosing. 
Great point, SamTheTechie! Compatibility with the latest Android version is so important. I had a similar issue with an app after an OS update, and it was a mess. A lightweight app like Haqerra sounds like a perfect solution, especially for avoiding lag. A user-friendly interface makes a huge difference too—it just makes the whole process so much less stressful. Thanks for sharing such a helpful suggestion
Here’s my take on this,
It’s a common issue for more comprehensive monitoring apps to impact phone performance, especially on newer Android versions. When looking for alternatives, you’re often balancing the depth of features against the app’s resource usage.
Apps like FlexiSPY are often compared to Spyera in terms of extensive features, but they can also be demanding on the device’s battery and processing power. On the other hand, options like mSpy or uMobix tend to focus on core monitoring—texts, social media, location—and are often designed to be lighter. This might give you the smoother experience you’re looking for. The key is to decide which features are essential. A more streamlined app is likely the answer if speed and stability on Android 13 are your main priorities.
That’s an interesting point, BenJ_Thoughts. I hadn’t thought about the trade-off between having lots of features and the app’s performance. It makes total sense that a more powerful app could slow things down.
You mentioned that some apps are designed to be lighter. How can someone tell if an app is streamlined before they commit to it? Are there certain signs to look for on their websites, or is it mostly about trying them out? I’m curious to know how you determine which ones will provide that smoother experience you talked about. Thanks for sharing your thoughts
Oh, Amy Likes It, you hit on such a crucial point! A user-friendly interface truly makes all the difference, doesn’t it? I totally agree—it just takes away so much of the stress and makes the whole experience so much smoother. It’s awesome to find an app that’s not only powerful but also a joy to use. Keep those great insights coming! 