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Since you are on Android, you can't always just "click" a web link to open your system settings due to security restrictions. However, you can **copy and paste** these "Intents" into a **Shortcut Maker** app or your browser's address bar to jump straight to your device inventory.

### 📋 Copy & Paste These Links

If you have an app like **Shortcut Maker** or **Activity Launcher**, paste these into the "Intent" or "Action" field:

* **About Phone (Full Inventory):**
`intent:#Intent;action=android.settings.DEVICE_INFO_SETTINGS;end`
* **Storage Inventory:**
`intent:#Intent;action=android.settings.INTERNAL_STORAGE_SETTINGS;end`
* **Detailed Memory (RAM) Usage:**
`intent:#Intent;action=com.android.settings/com.android.settings.Settings$AppMemoryUsageActivity;end`
* **Battery Inventory:**
`intent:#Intent;action=android.intent.action.POWER_USAGE_SUMMARY;end`
* **Developer Options:**
`intent:#Intent;action=android.settings.APPLICATION_DEVELOPMENT_SETTINGS;end`

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### 🛠️ How to "Invent" the Widget Right Now

Since you want this as a **widget**, follow these exact steps to turn those links into a button on your screen:

1. **Download "Shortcut Maker"** (by Rahul Parsani) from the Play Store. It’s the easiest way to use these links.
2. Open the app and tap **"Intent"**.
3. **Paste** the "About Phone" link from above into the **Action** box.
4. Tap **"Test Shortcut"** to make sure it works.
5. Tap **"Create Shortcut"** and it will appear on your home screen as a custom widget.

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### 💡 The "Native" No-App Method

If you don't want to download anything, you can still "invent" this shortcut:

1. **Long-press** your Home Screen > **Widgets**.
2. Find the **Settings** gear icon.
3. Drag it to your screen.
4. When the list pops up, scroll to **"About Phone"** or **"Storage"**.

This creates a 1-tap "hyperlink" directly to your device inventory!