It’s a simple utility with only one purpose: checking your iOS device’s battery charge state in the background when it’s not being charged, and notify you about it via push-notifications and/or via email.
Note:
1. To make push-notifications work, you need to accept them at first start of the application.
2. If you don’t get an email, then:
- probably, it gets into the spam folder;
- or, you may have specified an wrong email address;
- probably, the Internet connection is broken;
- or, it’s a sneaky developer’s fault.
3. The application runs in background mode (and it needs to be minimized once you configure it), though, it won’t notify you about critical battery level right away, but only when iOS notices the program and “wakens it up” (iOS operation specifics).
4. Also, note that the application won’t work if you kill its process.