Android Process Priority & Low-Memory Killer Simulator (2D)

Android never lets an app decide its own fate: every running process carries an importance score — Foreground, Visible, Service, Background (cached) or Empty — and the system's Low-Memory Killer sweeps from least to most important, evicting whichever process crosses its tier's free-memory threshold first. This 2D sibling renders the same live population of app processes as five stacked importance bands, grows their memory footprint over time, and runs the identical minfree-staircase eviction algorithm so you can watch exactly which app gets killed, and why, as free RAM drops — then bring an app back to the foreground to rescue it before the killer reaches it. Drag to pan and scroll to zoom the tier view.