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The one battery app
your laptop actually needs.

Charge and unplug at the right time for a battery that lasts, with hand crafted notification design that feels like butter.

Battery Notifier running on Windows — light and dark mode showing battery at 95%, notification settings for full and low battery alerts
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Sits in your tray.
Speaks up when it matters.

Smart Alerts

Get a heads-up the moment you should plug in or unplug. Custom thresholds for full and low battery, with escalating backoff so you're warned — never spammed.

Health Dashboard

Watch your battery age in real time — capacity, cycle count, temperature, and wear — so you know exactly when it's time to replace.

14+ Notification Sounds

Pick an alert you'll actually notice. 10 synthesized tones, 4 curated clips, or import your own .wav, .mp3, .m4a, .ogg, .flac, or .aac.

Themes, Focus & Auto Start

Blends into your desktop with System, Light, and Dark themes. Stays quiet during Do Not Disturb and launches itself at startup.

Fully Open Source

No telemetry. No network calls. Settings encrypted at rest. Read every line on GitHub or fork it — it's MIT licensed and yours forever. Built with Avalonia UI and .NET 10.

Download Battery Notifier

Pick your platform. No account needed.

Common questions

Is it really free?

Yes. MIT licensed, no ads, no in-app purchases, no account. Free forever.

Which platforms are supported?

Windows 10, Windows 11, macOS, and Linux. Install via winget on Windows, Homebrew tap on macOS, or download directly.

macOS blocks the app from opening?

macOS Gatekeeper blocks apps that aren't signed with an Apple certificate. This is normal for open-source apps. The easiest fix is to install via Homebrew:brew install --cask Sandip124/tap/battery-notifier

If you downloaded the .pkg directly, open Terminal and run:sudo xattr -cr /Applications/BatteryNotifier.app
Or go to System Settings → Privacy & Security → click “Open Anyway” next to the blocked app message.

How do I set up alerts?

Open Settings, enable Full Battery or Low Battery notifications, set your percentage threshold, and pick a sound. That's it.

Does it collect any data?

No. Zero telemetry, no network calls, runs entirely offline. Settings are encrypted at rest. Full source on GitHub.

Will it slow down my laptop?

No. Runs natively with minimal CPU and memory. You won't notice it's there.

Can it help extend battery lifespan?

Yes. Set a full charge alert at 80% and unplug before 100%. This reduces wear on lithium-ion cells over time.

Bug? Idea? Just say hi.

No GitHub account needed — I read every one, promise.

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