An application to count battery usage. Application will start count whenever power cable was disconnected from device, and will reset the count whenever the power is connected. The main app need not to run to get the log data but the battery logger+ widget need to install on today widget. * Display the TimeLine of the battery activities * display graph of battery activities. Enjoy the app, just swipe down today widget to know what is your battery duration last.
Just what I was looking for
Good app. Please allow zooming in on graphics.
United StatesNeeds background refresh
This app will log charging & discharging times, but only if you activate the widget or app each time before plugging in or unplugging the lightening cable. In a way, it's a glorified manual stopwatch recorder. It will not log on/off times in the background. You have to remember each time to activate the app. Plug in the phone, launch the widget. Unplug the phone, launch the widget. Forget to do it & the log will be wrong. After trying to remember to do this for a few days and sometimes failing to do it, the time logs kinda get screwed up and become not very useful. This app has some potential and would be much more useful if it could log in the background via an Internet connection. iOS makes background logging tricky, but there is another battery logging app available that will log battery SOC in the background. With all that said, I still like this app within its limitations and find it useful, and will keep it on my phone. With diligence, I can record power activity times which can be useful for identifying battery usage trends.
United Statesari-yo
what does the u.s. iTunes app store have against system optimizer apps, system memory refreshing apps, & battery boosting apps? seriously! every time i find one that does it all, inevitably the app store phases it out. these types of utilities are readily available in every other store, but not in the u.s. store. it's as though apple doesn't want it's customers to be able to enjoy the benefits of this type of utility, and they don't have the right to decide that for their customers. (and yet they have done just that) hasn't anyone out there noticed this? i cannot be the only person.
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