Battery Widget by Unplugged

Battery Widget by Unplugged

Charge Monitor for Apple Watch

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33 reviews
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Monitor your iPhone's battery level directly from your Apple Watch. Get instant updates, customizable alerts, and detailed history to understand your battery's performance and predict its lifespan.

Apple Watch complications
Customizable battery notifications
Battery history charts
Battery drain forecasting
Live Activities & charging animations
Thermal state monitoring
Customizable dashboard
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What's New in Battery Widget by Unplugged

4.0.0

September 11, 2026

This update is all about Siri. Every action in Unplugged that's worth automating is now a shortcut you can ask for or build into an automation. My favorite so far: plugging in the phone automatically starts the charging animation and the Live Activity. It shows up on your wrist too, without you having to think about it. Curious what you come up with! New - Siri: Ask for your battery level, forecast, thermal state, or report. - Siri: Add or remove battery alerts by voice. - Siri: Start or stop Live Activity tracking hands-free. - Siri: Check your paired Watch battery from the iPhone. - Dashboard: New Batteries section shows iPhone and Apple Watch together. - App Icons: Five new Liquid Glass icons, picker organized by color. - Settings: Browse the full release history offline in What's New. - Settings: Chat with the developer under Support and Feedback. Improvements - Onboarding: The final screen now recognizes active and returning subscribers. Fixes - Onboarding: Fixed a crash on first launch for new users. - Watch: Fixed the Watch app being killed after background updates. - Complications: Fixed the charging icon when iPhone and Watch languages differed. - Complications: Fixed complications freezing after failed background updates. - Watch Faces: Fixed the app freezing while adding a Watch face. - Live Activity: Fixed Lock Screen updates stopping after unplugging and replugging. - Widgets: Fixed widgets going stale after push delivery failures. - Translations: Fixed missing numbers in some translated battery sentences.

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Price Updates
August 23, 2026$19.99
November 28, 2025$12.99
September 11, 2025$14.99
April 17, 2025$8.99
April 10, 2025$14.99
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User reviews

Не работает

Часы полностью зарядились, а уведомление не поступило.

Response from developer

Привет, Дмитрий! Спасибо, что написали, и извините за неудобство. Уведомление о полной зарядке точно должно приходить, так что мне жаль, что в этот раз оно не сработало. Обычно это быстро решается: иногда дело в настройках, иногда в чём-то на моей стороне, что я могу поправить. В любом случае хочу разобраться вместе с вами и всё наладить. Напишите мне, пожалуйста, на unpluggdapp@gmail.com. Я отвечаю на каждое письмо лично и помогу всё исправить. Christian Инди-разработчик Unplugged

Avoid It

After having the app installed for 48 hours it was unable to correctly display the battery level of my watch. I tried the recommended fixes but nothing worked. I’m guessing the newer iOS has killed its ability to function.

Response from developer

Hi, I'm really sorry the app didn't work for you. Reviews like this are tough to read, but I appreciate you taking the time to share, and I'd genuinely like the chance to make it right. If you're open to it, please email me at unpluggdapp@gmail.com with your iPhone and Apple Watch models plus your iOS and watchOS versions, and let me know whether you're on the latest version (3.7.4). As a solo developer, I only have one device to test on, and setups vary in ways I can't always predict. Your specific case would help me a lot. One thing worth trying if you're on the latest iOS: the new Adaptive Power mode seems to interfere with how often background updates can run, and disabling it has helped a number of users with similar reports. I'm also actively working on a major rework, shipping in version 3.7.5, where updates will be delivered via internet push instead of relying purely on Bluetooth. This should make this kind of issue far less common. If you'd want to try it early, just mention it in the email. Thanks for giving Unplugged a shot. The door's open if you'd like to try again. Christian Independent developer behind Unplugged

Inconsistent watch sync; Intrusive subscription page

Need to open the app on the iPhone in order to sync with watch. Even if I leave the app open on iphone, it loses sync often and I have to manually go in and open the app again — defeating the entire purpose. But what pushes me over the edge is the subscription screen EVERY time you open the app. Uninstalled, sadly.
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Response from developer

Hi, I really appreciate the honest feedback, even though it's hard to read. Both of these are fair points. On the sync issue, you're right, and the "having to manually open the iPhone app" problem is exactly what I'm trying to eliminate. I'm shipping a major rework in version 3.7.5 that delivers updates via internet push instead of relying purely on Bluetooth, which should make this kind of failure far less common. On the subscription screen showing every launch, that's fair criticism. It wasn't meant to feel intrusive, but I hear how it lands, and I'm rethinking how and when it appears. Feedback like yours is exactly what pushes those changes up the priority list. If you'd ever be open to giving it another shot once 3.7.5 lands, I'd love that. And if you have a moment, an email to unpluggdapp@gmail.com with your setup (iPhone model, Apple Watch model, iOS and watchOS versions) would help me figure out exactly when sync was breaking for you. Christian Independent developer behind Unplugged

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Superbe application avec pour l’instant aucun bug constaté. Le design est à mon goût parfait. Je suis impatient de voir comment vous allez faire évoluer votre "bébé" et vers quelle direction vous allez vous diriger !
Merci à vous et bon courage.

Michel

No sirve para nada

Pues rso no sirve para nafa y ademas no funciona ios 26

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FAQ

What does Unplugged for Apple Watch do?

Unplugged allows you to monitor your iPhone's battery level directly from your Apple Watch. It provides real-time updates, customizable notifications for low battery or charging completion, and detailed insights into your battery's performance over time.

What are the key features of Unplugged?

Key features include over 12 styles of Apple Watch complications to display battery status on your watch face, smart battery notifications with custom thresholds, battery history charts, predictive battery forecasts using on-device machine learning, Live Activities, and thermal state monitoring for your iPhone.

How much does Unplugged cost?

The app offers a free version with basic features like 4 watch complications and basic notifications. A premium subscription unlocks all 12+ complications, advanced notifications, battery history, forecasting, Live Activities, thermal monitoring, and a customizable dashboard.

What devices is Unplugged compatible with?

Unplugged is designed for Apple Watch and monitors the battery status of your iPhone. It is built with accessibility in mind, supporting VoiceOver and Dynamic Text.

What are common use cases for Unplugged?

Common use cases include checking your iPhone's battery before a meeting or workout without pulling out your phone, receiving alerts before your battery dies during a commute, understanding battery drain patterns, and monitoring your iPhone's temperature for optimal performance and battery health.