Battely
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Details for Battely
Package name
- battely
License
- Proprietary
Last updated
- 27 August 2026 - latest/stable
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Battery monitoring application for Linux
Battely is a battery monitoring and management application designed to help you keep track of your device's battery health, status, and charging levels. With automatic startup support, Battely can continuously monitor your battery in the background and notify you about important battery events.
Battely also lets you manage your battery using multiple customizable profiles based on how you use your device. Each profile can have its own minimum and maximum battery level limits.
For example, if you're working for long hours and want to get the most out of your battery, you can create a Work profile with a minimum battery level of 10% and a maximum level of 90%. You can create additional profiles with different limits for other situations and switch between them according to your needs.
With Battely, you can:
- Monitor your battery status and health.
- Receive notifications about important battery levels and events.
- Automatically start battery monitoring when you log in.
- Create and manage multiple battery profiles.
- Set custom minimum and maximum battery levels for each profile.
- Switch between profiles based on your usage requirements.
Battely provides a simple and flexible way to monitor and manage your Linux device's battery according to the way you work.
Linux Snap Installation
When installing via Snap, the app requires the hardware-observe interface to read battery information.
Connecting the interface
If battery information is not showing, connect the interface manually:
sudo snap connect battely:hardware-observe
Verifying the connection
snap connections battely | grep hardware-observe
You should see the interface connected. If not, run the connect command above.
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Install Battely on your Linux distribution
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