BatteryIQ for Windows laptops
See your battery's real health, how long it will last, what it is drawing right now, and every unplugged session, tracked automatically.
Free on the Microsoft Store · Runs quietly in the tray
The Dashboard shows health, time remaining, live power draw and temperature. Unplug, and BatteryIQ starts keeping score with no manual logging.
Sessions
Runtime, drain rate and start and end level for every session, with your average and best runtime and a history by session, day, week or month. You choose the minimum length and battery use a session needs to be saved.
Session detail
Battery level over time with the hours your laptop slept shaded in, how much sleep cost you, average screen brightness, and the apps that used the most power.
Analyze
Compares your short sessions with normal ones: drain while awake, processor use and screen brightness side by side, and the apps that cost you the most runtime.
Battery health
Health over six months, a year or the battery's lifetime, charge cycles today, this week and this month, charging habits like overnight charges and time spent at 100%, and a forecast of when health will drop below 80%.
A live Power Draw tile on the Dashboard, and the same reading in the tray tooltip, so you can see how many watts your laptop is using right now.
Export a clean report with health, capacity lost, charge cycles, your device and battery details, health over time and the wear forecast.
Time asleep and the battery it cost are shown apart from active use, so your runtime numbers stay honest.
Practical suggestions, like how much runtime dimming your screen would add to the current session.
Delete one session, everything, or data older than three months, whenever you like.
Built with WinUI 3 and .NET 8, so it looks and feels like part of Windows 11.
★★★★★
18 ratings · 1K+ downloads on the Microsoft Store
nice
Pretty cool, helped me a lot to check the battery health daily. The ui is also very nice. Perfect for someoneo who switched from mac to windows.
the best out there
it estimates battery great, and I can see the dev put lots of effort making this
Thanks for the fix
great clean app that works
tldr; great modern app (review shortened to meet the 1k char lim) Update 3 (after dev reply) The power draw tile is very useful and clean, letting me know how much power the computer is using for the task. This will be my new battery app as it …
very good
very good software, for checking your laptop battery. i recommand it
All rounder
excellent application
Copied word for word from the Microsoft Store. Typos included.
Yes. BatteryIQ is free on the Microsoft Store.
Health is your battery's current full-charge capacity compared with the capacity it was designed for, as reported by Windows. A battery at 62.7 Wh out of a 75.1 Wh design is at about 83% health.
By default, BatteryIQ saves every unplugged session of 10 minutes or more that uses at least 3% of the battery. You can change both limits in Settings, under Session history. The session in progress always shows live on the Sessions page.
No. Sleep is shown separately, with how long the laptop slept and how much battery it lost, so active runtime only counts the time you were actually using it.
BatteryIQ is made for laptops and tablets with a battery. On a desktop without one there is nothing for it to measure.
Email bhoominn@gmail.com. The Power Draw tile and the adjustable session limits both came from user feedback.
Free on the Microsoft Store. Install it, unplug, and let it keep score.
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