MacbookCheckr · Hardware and peripheral report

Check your Mac in one minute, for free

Know at a glance whether a Mac has a problem: full specifications, the state of every built-in component, and a report the buyer reads by scanning a QR code.

Download for macOS Pro version for repairers

macOS 13 or later · Universal (Apple Silicon and Intel) · Free

MacbookCheckr overview

Free tools, nothing to install

Two checks that run in your browser, before you even download the app.

What MacbookCheckr does

Twenty components checked

Battery, displays, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, audio, camera, Touch ID, trackpad… A problem jumps out without reading a thing.

Live measurements

Battery level, CPU load, temperature and lid angle, refreshed continuously.

Clear verdicts

Every check gets a verdict: OK, watch, fault. Only problems light up.

Share by QR code

The report shows up as a QR code on the overview. The buyer scans it and reads it on their phone, nothing to install.

Exportable report

A complete plain-text file, ready to paste into an email or a resale listing.

Offline diagnostics

The twenty checks run on your Mac, with no network. Only sharing the report goes over the Internet, and it switches off in one click.

Seven languages

French, English, German, Spanish, Italian, Dutch and Portuguese — follows the system language.

Three situations where it earns its place

You're buying a used Mac

You're meeting a seller for a €600 MacBook Air. You run the app on the spot: battery at 71% after 890 cycles, one dead USB-C port. You negotiate €120 off — or you walk away.

You're selling yours

You launch the app: the report's QR code appears. You save the card and drop it into your listing. The buyer scans it, reads the state of the battery and the twenty components, and turns up already reassured.

You repair Macs

A customer drops off a machine that “runs hot”. You run a check at intake: the diagnosis is written, dated and carries your shop's letterhead. No more arguing about what was already broken.

The report, on the buyer's phone

At the end of each scan, the app shows a QR code. Scanning is enough: the report opens in the phone's browser, nothing to install.

A MacBook Pro report on a phone: battery, storage and checks rings, then the points to watch.

Scan this code: it is a real report.

Or open the example →

  • The report stays current: a new scan refreshes the same link.
  • A card image carries the rings and the code, ready for a listing.
  • You remove the report from the site whenever you want.

The app in pictures

Live battery status Detailed hardware report

PRO Pro version — free for repairers

Repairing Macs for a living? The Pro version is free: leave your email, the key arrives by mail.

The key arrives by email — that's how the address is verified. Nothing else is asked.

Frequently asked questions

Is MacbookCheckr really free?

Yes. The full diagnostic — twenty components, live measurements, report — is free, with no account and no ads. The Pro version, which adds report export and your workshop header, is also free for repairers: an email address is all it takes.

Which Macs are supported?

Any Mac running macOS 13 (Ventura) or later, Apple Silicon and Intel alike — the binary is universal. MacBook, iMac, Mac mini, Mac Studio and Mac Pro are all covered.

Does my data leave the machine?

The diagnostics run entirely on your Mac: the twenty checks need no network. QR code sharing does publish the report on macbookcheckr.com so a phone can read it — model, configuration, component status and, unless you clear the checkbox, the serial number. The card menu turns that publishing off or removes a report already online, at any time. The app also reports that it opened, and any crashes, under an identifier drawn at random that is linked neither to you nor to your hardware. It is all spelled out on the Privacy page.

How do I check a used Mac before buying?

Install MacbookCheckr on the machine and open the Report: every component gets a verdict (OK, watch, fault). Battery, displays, keyboard, trackpad, Touch ID, camera, ports — a problem shows up within seconds.

How does the buyer see the report without installing the app?

They scan the QR code shown by the app, or the one you dropped into your listing. Their phone opens a page on macbookcheckr.com with the full report: the three rings, the points found and the detail of the twenty checks. Nothing to install, no account. A real example is scannable further up this page.