HomeKit Battery Status
HomeBatteries makes it super quick & easy to see all of your HomeKit accessory batteries in one location. If you have ever found yourself in the situation where a battery powered HomeKit accessory has stopped working, then HomeBatteries can prevent it from happening again. HomeBatteries enables you to view all of your Apple Home device battery levels in one place and get notified before they run out of power. As featured on HomeKit Insider, Shane Whatley and 9to5Mac. HomeBatteries is available to download on iOS, iPadOS, visionOS and watchOS.
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View each accessoryʼs battery level as a percentage alongside a glyph which gets highlighted if it is running low. Selecting an accessory will let you see even more details about the device including charge status, trends and more.
Get notified before an accessory runs out of battery with support for notifications. Notifications are fully customisable from the Settings screen.
View a history of your accessory battery levels and see when it was last charged/replaced so you can determine how long a battery lasts.
Add the Low Batteries & Batteries widgets to see the status of your accessories on your Home or Lock Screen.
With deep support for Siri Shortcuts, you’ll be able to access and control many features of the app. Use your device, or even HomePod, to get battery levels, last charge date and see which accessories are running low.
View all of your batteries at a glance with the companion Apple Watch app.
Set the battery type for each accessory from a preset list of options or choose your own so you know what you need when it comes to charging/replacing them.
HomeBatteries has been built using SwiftUI, App Intents, Core Data + CloudKit, HomeKit, StoreKit, TipKit, UserNotifications and WidgetKit.