Batteries for Mac
Every battery you own, in your Mac's menu bar.
Check your iPhone, iPad, AirPods, Beats and Bluetooth accessories right from your Mac, and get notified before any of them runs out.
macOS 12.4 or later · Pay once, use it on up to 5 Macs
Never pick up a dead pair of AirPods again.
Batteries keeps an eye on everything you charge, and shows it wherever you look on your Mac.
Menu bar
One click from your Mac's battery.
The Batteries menu looks and works like the one built into macOS, with your devices listed under your Mac's own battery.
- Battery level and charging state for every device
- Turn Low Power Mode on and off
- See which apps are using significant energy
Widgets
On your desktop, in three sizes.
Add the Batteries widget to your desktop or Notification Center to see your devices at a glance, without opening anything.
- Rings for up to four devices, or a list of six
- Turns red when a battery runs low
- Shows which devices are charging
Notifications
A heads-up before it's too late.
Batteries sends a notification when a device drops to the level you choose, so you can charge it before you need it.
- Pick any level from 5% to 25%
- Turn notifications on or off for each device
20% battery remaining
20% battery remaining
Works with the things you charge.
If your Mac can see a device's battery, so can Batteries.
- iPhoneover Wi-Fi
- iPadover Wi-Fi
- AirPodsand their case
- Beatsheadphones and earbuds
- Magic Mouseand Trackpad
- Keyboardsand other Bluetooth accessories
They're talking about us.
“I love the simplicity and clean look of it. It just works!”
“I miss some of the little things that make iOS special. This is one of those things.”
Requirements
macOS 12.4 Monterey or later. To see your iPhone or iPad, do this once:
- Plug your device into your Mac.
- Turn on “Show this device when on Wi-Fi” in Finder.
- Stay on the same Wi-Fi network as your Mac.
Need help?
Email us at support+batteries@fadel.io and we'll get back to you.
Press
Icons, screenshots and a description are in our press kit.