Chargi – Battery Alarm

iOS app by Valerio Pastore. Utilities · Valerio Pastore

Store rating
0 / 5
Store rating count
0
Download price
1.99 USD
In-app purchases
Unknown
Version
1.0
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-23

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Store description excerpt

Never get caught with a dead phone again. Chargi watches your battery and, the moment the charge drops to your chosen level, fires a full-screen alarm with sound and vibration — while your battery asks for help in its own words: “Load me up!” HOW IT WORKS • Pick your alarm threshold between 5% and 50%, with quick presets at 10%, 20% and 30% • When the battery hits it, Chargi fires a full-screen alarm with sound and vibration • Plug in, or snooze for 5 minutes — Chargi re-arms itself automatically MAKE IT YOURS • 6 built-in alarm tones: Pulse, Sonar, Beacon, Chime, Alert and Bounce • Or use any audio file of your own as the alarm sound • Vibration on or off • English and Italian interface, switchable with one tap YOUR BATTERY HAS A PERSONALITY A playful mascot shows your battery’s mood: happy when it’s full, thirsty when it’s getting low, panicking when it needs a charger, and relieved while charging. KEEP TRACK The History tab logs every alarm and every charge, with today’s alarm count and your average trigger level. PRIVACY FIRST Chargi runs entirely on your device: no account, no tracking, no data collection. NATIVE DESIGN On iPhone, Chargi sports a modern glassy look with frosted cards — dark mode included. Note: iOS limits background activity. Chargi monitors your battery while open or recently used and, when backgrounded, estimates your real drain rate to schedule a low-battery notification at just the right time. Download Chargi and never run dry again. Load me up!

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