AirBattery
AirBattery is a macOS utility that shows battery levels for your Apple devices and compatible peripherals in the Dock, menu bar, and widgets.
What is AirBattery?
AirBattery is a macOS utility for viewing battery levels from multiple devices in one place. It helps users keep track of iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, AirPods, Macs, and some compatible Bluetooth accessories without opening several separate apps or settings panes. The app can show battery information in the Dock, menu bar, and Home Screen widgets, making it useful for people who regularly switch between Apple devices during the day. It also includes alerts so you can be notified when a device is running low on power. For households or work setups with more than one Mac, AirBattery includes a local network feature for checking battery information from other Macs and their connected peripherals. AirBattery is published by lihaoyun6 and supports macOS 11 or later.
Key features
- View battery levels for multiple Apple devices from one Mac
- Show battery information in the Dock and menu bar
- Add widgets to monitor one or several devices at a glance
- Set low-battery alerts for individual devices
- Check battery information from other Macs on the same local network
- Hide or unhide devices from the app's battery lists
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Safety overview
Status: Mostly safe
AirBattery is a legitimate device-battery utility, but it may request access such as Bluetooth and local network access so it can discover supported devices and read their battery status. Some setups also involve pairing an iPhone or iPad with your Mac once over USB. Those requests are consistent with the app’s purpose. The app’s website states that it has not been notarized by Apple, so macOS may show stronger warnings before you open it. Download it only from the publisher’s official page, and remove it if you no longer want device monitoring or alerts.
Recommendation: Keep AirBattery if you actively use your Mac to monitor the battery levels of other Apple devices or accessories. If you do not use its menu bar, widget, or alert features, you can remove it without affecting macOS itself, though you will lose its battery dashboard and notifications.
Common paths
/Applications/AirBattery.app~/Applications/AirBattery.app
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