Battery Apps

Monitor, protect and optimize your Mac’s battery health. Track cycles, capacity and condition, set charging limits, manage low power modes, monitor real time watt usage, receive smart alerts, control clamshell behavior, extend lifespan, and keep all your devices’ battery levels visible at a glance.

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Monitor, protect and optimize your Mac’s battery health. Track cycles, capacity and condition, set charging limits, manage low power modes, monitor real time watt usage, receive smart alerts, control clamshell behavior, extend lifespan, and keep all your devices’ battery levels visible at a glance.

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Barttery

Barttery

Barttery keeps track of your Apple devices’ battery levels in one place, showing charging status, remaining time, cycle counts, and customizable notifications across Mac, iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, AirPods, and accessories.

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Stasis

Stasis

Stasis replaces the standard battery indicator with something far more informative, offering real-time power metrics, adjustable charge limits, and direct control over charging behavior so you can extend your MacBook’s battery lifespan without relying on Apple’s mysterious optimization logic.

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WattSec

WattSec

WattSec shows your system’s real-time power consumption (in watts) directly in the menu bar. It provides an easy way to monitor energy usage, helping users optimize power efficiency and battery life.

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AIBattery

AIBattery

AIBattery helps optimize battery performance and extend its lifespan with real-time insights and smart charging tools. It monitors battery health, adjusts charging patterns, and provides expert tips to maintain peak performance.

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PowerHungry

PowerHungry

This menu bar app shows AC power and remaining battery time. This comprehensive tool helps you stay organized and efficient throughout your workday without distractions or complications.

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PowerMode

PowerMode

Easily switch between low and high power mode, directly from your menu bar. When enabled, your MacBook automatically switches to low power mode when the battery drops below 20%.

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