Battery Watcher vs CaringCharge for Watch

Battery Watcher gives you the status of your iPhone battery right on your Apple Watch! Battery Watcher now supports watchOS 5 and Apple Watch Series 4!! Battery Watcher now leverages the new Apple Watch background processing to keep your Apple Watch up to date with the latest battery level of your iPhone. New Features: - Complications: Check the status of your iPhone battery right from your watch face! - Time Travel: Now you can look back and see what the power level of your iPhone was in the last 24 hours - Battery Level Premium: Upgrade to Battery Level Premium and get the charge history of iPhone battery right on your watch in an easy to use visual graph. Use the Digital Crown to view all the iPhone battery level history for the past 24 and 72 hours! - Full Charge Alert: If you purchase Battery Level Premium, you can receive an alert when your iPhone reaches full charge! For those that want to know how much battery life your iPhone has left without pulling it out of your pocket, this app is for you!

Controls charging of Apple Watch and will improve battery life with the outlet which works with IFTTT Webhook. In a word, this App is the semi automatic version of WatchOS standard function 'Optimized Battery Charging'. You can set as you like because of 'non full auto' settings (e.g. In 'Normal' and 'Cut at 80%' mode, the App stops charging at 80% without restarting to 100%). The concept is almost equal to the iOS App 'CharingCharge'. Difference is the way to control the smart plug. This App uses IFTTT Webhook service instead of HomeKit. Take a look at the App's page in the App Store, please. And you can see how this App control charging. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/caringcharge/id1505303275 'Caring' mode suspend charging when reached to the 80% capacity, afterwards restart at the time set. 'Normal' mode simply charge until reaching the capacity set. Difference is if the App restart charging. '80% cut-off Normal Charge Mode' is very suitable for storing the devices as it will damage the battery when fully charged or empty. Connect charger to the smart plug working with the IFTTT Webhook service, please. Lower current (not faster) charger is better in terms of battery damage. The App can't work completely on background due to restriction of WatchOS. So this App can't control charging completely, but execute as ideal as possible. 'Optimized Battery Charging' is recommended to 'Off' not to conflict with this App. (Settings -> Battery -> Battery Health -> ) Two 'Measure' mode is only for measuring the charge speed only and is different from the function with the same name in the iOS app "Caring Charge".