The end result should just be, User wondering if their treating the battery right, so they look at the icon of BattBuddy and see that it is a ( - ), they are currently charging their MacBook so they uplug it, because the app is saying that they run their MacBook on charge too much so they should let it discharge a bit. Example: dumb down actions to, charge or not-charge, the icon will eighter be: ( + ) or ( - ): where the app is advising you to ( + ) charge, or, run on battery ( - ). The icon in the upper-right needs to be one-dimensional and super intuitive and easy. Example: based on a user that uses their MacBook unplugged this amount of time, similar users acheived best results from doing this… Machine Learning: The data from all users will be put into a centralized database and app will use the combined data to modify logic behind charging schedules. Power_adapter_active = battery_dataįirst step is to get a program that takes and records battery data specific time intervalsĪt the begging of each day it gives an daily schelual of optimum charging RecoredCurrentState(battery_data, past_battery_data)Ĭurrent_capacity = battery_dataĬurrent_charge_perc = battery_dataĬurrent_charge_mah = batter_dataĬurrent_cycle_count = battery_data Time_not_charging_not_being_used(batt_percentage, cycles, capacity)Įvery minute BatteryBuddy records the following: Time_not_charging_being_used(batt_percentage, cycles, capacity) Time_chargin_being_used(batt_percentage, cycles, capacity)
Time_charging_not_being_used(batt_percentage, cycles, capacity) Based on these ratios it suggests future charging patterns that will result in the most optimum use of the battery. The app records how much you use your MacBook and how often you use your MacBook on battery charge. This will negatively affect your credit score because the battery is being put under much stress and its capacity will fall off quickly if you do. It will also go down if it records you charging your MacBook at night then relying on the battery for 5 hours each day. If you plug it in 99% of the time and never discharge the score will go down because there’s never any moment inside the battery so it starts to atrophy. It’s kinda like a credit score on how you treat the battery. The program will then count each minute the macbook was plugged in the next day remind the user of their commitment and their progress. In other words, Based on the current battery data, and the amount of time your MacBook has been plugged in to the wall, and the average amount of time you spend on your MacBook per n time, I would suggest you keep your MacBook plugged in for 80% of your day, or 256 minutes. The Logic of the app will be coming up with schedules that set up the optimal discharge/charge cycle of the MacBook in the extended n amount of time. People will be reminded when they’ve been using wall power too long and also when they have’t discharged the battery recently(being plugged in to long). The main reason for the app is it will tell you when you are using your MacBook in a manner that will be detrimental to the battery. A macOs app, meant for MacBooks that records the battery data of the MacBook and records the ratio of the MacBook being juiced by battery and by wall.
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