Cloud Battery

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Description of App

Cloud Battery is the solution to a better battery management system.

Cloud Battery keeps all of your Apple device battery levels in one place, available to be seen from any device that shares the same iCloud account.

It's as simple as downloading Cloud Battery on all your Apple Devices, and it just works.

Cloud Battery provides you with many ways to keep up with the battery levels of your devices. These include Notifications, a Today Widget, the iOS, macOS, and watchOS standalone applications, as well as Watch Complications.

Cloud Battery seamlessly integrates into iCloud for minimal setup and ease of use.

Features:

- Convenient Extensions such as a Today Widget, Watch Complications and iOS 14 Widget

- Real-Time Battery Monitoring

- iOS Device Battery Tracking

- iPadOS Device Battery Tracking

- macOS Device Battery Tracking

- watchOS Device Battery Tracking

- Apple Pencil and BLE Battery Tracking

- Magic Mouse/Trackpad/Keyboard Support on macOS

- Siri Shortcuts Integration

- Frequent Refreshing Keeps Batteries Up To Date

- Low battery notifications and unplug notifications

Version

4.11

Free or Paid

Free With In-App Purchase

Apple Watch Support

Yes

Device(s) App Was Tested On

iPhone

iOS Version

15.5

Accessibility Comments

To get the battery percentage of other devices using the Apple watch, you get that information from Cloud Battery complications, not from the Cloud battery Apple watch app it self. I got a sighted person to look on the Cloud Battery app and they said there was no battery percentage, so, it's not a matter of VoiceOver not reading it. I tried the app on a couple iPhones and a Apple watch and the apps were accessible. No issues.

VoiceOver Performance

VoiceOver reads all page elements.

Button Labeling

All buttons are clearly labeled.

Usability

The app is fully accessible with VoiceOver and is easy to navigate and use.

Other Comments

you have to download the app for every device you want the battery percentage for.I tried the app with a couple iPhones and a Apple watch. I am pretty sure you have to keep the app open in the app switcher on the iPhone. As for the notifications, it seems you have to pick whether to get a push notification when the battery percentage either rises or falls to a certain battery percentage you picked. for example, lets say I pick I want to get a notification for 80%, I have to choose to get the notification when the battery rises to 80 percent (so when the phone is charging), or if the battery falls to 80%, you cannot get notifications for both. Also, check out the FAQ section on the developers website for tips on how to use the app like to improve Apples background refresh cycle, Siri shortcuts etc.

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Comments

By Manuel on Friday, July 22, 2022 - 05:23

The app caused a total crash on my iPhone and the device reboots after navigating a few times using swipe gestures. I don't know what exactly happened but the device suddenly has rebooted.

By cool cat on Friday, July 22, 2022 - 05:23

Hmm, that's too bad that happened to you HEXAGON. I have used this app for about a week and it hasn't crashed for me.