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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Energiza Pro

Energiza Pro

Energiza Pro allows you to control battery charging by setting individual charging limits. At any time you can start charging and even discharging (requires Apple M1 chip or later) with a click of a button.

There’s also a free version.

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Clapet

Clapet

Clamshell mode on your MacBook allows you to keep your Mac awake when you close the lid but it only works when a power adapter is connected.

This menu bar app aims to solve this problem by allowing clamshell mode even on battery.

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Cooldown

Cooldown

In macOS Monterey Apple introduced a new Low Power Mode for Mac. Cooldown is a simple menu bar app that allows you to quickly toggle Low Power Mode on and off.

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Battery Buddy

Battery Buddy

Just like the default battery indicator in your menu bar, but cute. When your battery goes to red or yellow, and you get a bit stressed, this emoji battery indicator takes the edge off.

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Watts

watts

Watts reminds you to do all the right things for your battery, like doing an initial battery calibration when you get a new battery, then re-calibrating it on occasion.

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Juice!

juice

The menu bar app Juice! keeps an eye on your MacBook’s battery charge level and can play a sound when it’s time to plug in or when it’s OK to disconnect from the mains.

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Batteries

batteries

Batteries allows you to track all of your devices’ batteries (your Mac, iPhone/iPad/iPod, AirPods and bluetooth devices) from one place. When any of your devices are running low on battery, you’ll receive a low battery notification.

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