This app helps optimize battery charging for iPhones and iPads using HomeKit outlets and Shortcuts automation. It offers modes to stop charging at specific percentages, extending battery lifespan.
1.1
August 9, 2021
Available from the Shortcuts App. Auto launch when connected to power (iOS14 or later) is convenient. iOS 12 or later is required to to correspond this function. Continue charging even when the App is terminated. (Other functions except HomeKit Automation never works after termination.) Please help yourself to use the other Apps during charge not worry about terminating this App. Added SKAdNetworkIdentifier. For using SKAdNetwork when the IDFA is not available(For Advertising)
MoreUsing with iPhone 13 series is not tested, but I use iPhone 12 pro max and the app work aproprietaly. As explaining in the App store, the App can stop charge 'approximatly' 80%, not just. Its the regulation in iOS. If you tell me the detail, I may give some advice for you. Did you use the app with smart plug which work with Apple Home kit?
Yes, CaringCharge contains advertisements. Users can remove ads through an in-app purchase.
CaringCharge is available for free. In-app purchases are available for additional features.
The latest version, 1.1, was released on August 9, 2021. The app was initially released on May 20, 2020.
CaringCharge is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices.
CaringCharge has an age rating of 4+.
The 'Caring' mode suspends charging around 80% capacity and then restarts at a user-defined time. This helps reduce battery strain compared to constant full charging.
Due to iOS restrictions, it's nearly impossible to stop charging precisely at 100% or 80% (in 'Caring' mode). The app sends notifications when these levels are reached.
The app has not been tested with wireless chargers, and they may put more burden on the battery. The developer may consider adding support if there is sufficient demand.
