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Battery Sensei Pro is calm Mac battery guidance in active development. A second native app for developer endpoint security is in private build. Names, pricing, and downloads stay unpublished until they are final.
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Battery Sensei Pro
Understand your Mac battery without living in a dashboard.
Battery Sensei turns live power data into useful choices. See what draws power, set warnings that fit your day, follow battery health, and let the app keep watch when its window is closed.
Development build shown. Availability, compatibility, pricing, and final feature set remain TBD.

what it helps with
Battery care without dashboard duty.
Glanceable state first. Deeper detail only when you ask for it.
See where power goes
Read charge, time remaining, live watts, system load, and power-hungry apps without digging through system reports.
Choose how warnings feel
Quiet nudges or stronger alerts. Meeting-aware and connected-device warnings help the app speak at the right moment.
Care for battery health
Capacity, cycle count, condition, charging choices, and practical care recommendations in one calm view.
Learn from the pattern
Weekly and monthly summaries turn battery history into a story you can understand and act on.
inside the app
A closer look.
Real development-build screens. Warm washi paper, clear native controls, and quiet motion make battery data easier to read.


also in development
Next: protect developer Macs.
A second native Mac product is in private development. Its public name and release path are not approved yet. Its job is.
Developer endpoint security without a noisy cloud console.
Built to help developers understand and control risky local behavior across package installs, process execution, file writes, persistence, network destinations, and AI-agent workflows.
- Local-first monitoring and policy decisions.
- Package activity as one signal, not the whole security story.
- Clear explanations before blocking or asking for action.
Final product name, availability, and public feature set remain TBD.