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Juicy

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Beautiful Mac battery alerts, health insights & charge limit

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Beautiful Mac battery alerts, health insights & charge limit

57 followers

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Juicy replaces Apple's basic battery warnings with beautiful custom alerts at any percentage, complete with screen glow and sounds you can't miss. It also packs charge limiting, per-app energy insights, iPhone and iPad battery health, temperature tracking, and a themeable menu bar icon. One lightweight native Swift app instead of stacking AlDente, coconutBattery, and AirBuddy. Pay once, own forever. Featured twice by Apple as "Apps We Love".

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Maker

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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 Dominik here, the indie maker of Juicy. 🤔 Why did I build Juicy? Juicy exists because my MacBook kept dying at the worst moments. macOS usually only warns you at 10% and 5%, you can't change those levels, and the alerts are so easy to ignore that I kept losing work in cafes and on planes. So I built battery alerts that are beautiful enough to notice and impossible to ignore: native-style notification pills, screen glow, custom sounds, at any percentage you want (3%, 15%, 80%, you pick). 💪 The most powerful Mac battery app Since launching v1.0, Juicy has grown into the full battery toolkit for the Mac: 🔋 Custom alerts at any level, for your Mac and every connected device (AirPods, iPhone, Magic Mouse...) 🩺 Battery health, cycle count, temperature and voltage, one glance away in the menu bar 🔌 Charge limiting with Sailing Mode to keep your battery in the healthy 50-80% zone (your MagSafe LED even turns green at the limit) 📊 Per-app energy insights, so you finally know which app to blame for the drain 📱 Plug in your iPhone or iPad and see its real battery health, no extra app needed 🎨 A compact iPhone-style menu bar icon you can theme It's a native Swift app (not Electron), most of the time uses under 0.1% CPU, and everything stays local on your Mac. No accounts, no cloud, no tracking. Apple featured it on the Mac App Store as "Apps We Love" twice already, which still feels surreal as a solo dev. You can try everything free for 3 days, no credit card. Licenses are one-time payments, no subscription, pay once & own forever 🎁 For Product Hunt: use code AJUICYLAUNCH for 20% off, this week only. I'd love to know what you think and also what should Juicy do next? I'll be here all day answering everything :) Ask me anything about the app, macOS battery quirks, or indie Mac development.

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3d ago

Replaced my usual stack of AlDente and coconutBattery with Juicy this week and the custom alerts at 50% actually feel polished instead of janky, plus the per-app energy insights showed me a Chrome tab was secretly murdering my battery.

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4m ago

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Maker

appreciate Nim! yeah luckily they have not done it (yet) hehe more space for Juicy to grow!

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1h ago

Chartbrew

This is one of those apps that everyone should install on their Macs by default 👌

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1h ago

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Maker

@razvanilin agh stop it... ok don't stop it. thanks man! :)

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26m ago

this just makes sense! apple should have done this, but very glad Juicy exists!

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1h ago

Been using this product for a while now and really love it! Especially the last update, such a beautiful app and love the new little icon in my toolbar.

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1h ago

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Maker

@mitchnick thanks for all the feedback Mitch! really helped shape the product.

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27m ago

I’ve really enjoyed using Juicy! It’s rare to find a utility app that’s both beautiful and genuinely useful. The custom battery alerts, charge limiting, and battery health features have all become part of my daily routine. It feels like a feature Apple could have built themselves. Wishing you an amazing Product Hunt launch! 🙌

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1h ago

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@marijan_divkovic happy customers = happy me -`ღ´-

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