Plugpet
Plugpet's body fills up like a glass as your phone charges, and its face shows how it feels: proud when you're nearly full, sleepy when it's time to find a charger.
Pip is happy · 72%Plug in and it sips power, with sparkles and a glowing plug tail.
The real battery level from Android, live. Six original pets: Pip, Mochi and Sprout are free; Bolt, Puddle and Nimbus unlock for good with one short video each.
Your pet and the percentage on your home screen. It refreshes about every 15 minutes and every time you open Plugpet.
Plug in with Plugpet open and a full-screen charging show starts: pet, big percentage, time to full when your phone reports it, and a clock.
Health, temperature, voltage, current and charge cycles, exactly as Android reports them. Missing values say so instead of guessing.
No. Many battery emoji apps draw over other apps or use an accessibility service to change the status bar. Plugpet doesn't: the pet lives in the app, on its widget and in the charging show. Android lets any app read the battery level without asking.
Android doesn't send battery updates to apps that aren't open, and watching the battery all the time would use battery. So the widget redraws on a gentle timer that never wakes your phone, and straight away whenever you open Plugpet.
No, and no app honestly can. Plugpet shows your battery as a pet; it doesn't change how your phone charges.
Optional short videos unlock extra pets and stages for good, and an occasional full-screen ad appears when you close a charging show you kept open for a minute. Never an ad when you open the app. Nothing to buy.