Every device battery,
on one Mac.
AirPods, AirPods Pro, iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Magic Mouse, Keyboard, Trackpad, Beats β see every battery level in your menu bar and get per-device alerts when they're low or fully charged.
Free 3-day trial β’ No credit card required

Your AirPods die mid-call. Your Magic Mouse stops tracking. Your iPhone is at 3% but you didn't notice until it was too late. Juicy puts every device battery in one place β and tells you before anything runs out.
The whole ecosystem, one menu bar
AirPods & AirPods Pro
Left, right & case
AirPods Max
Full battery state
Beats
Studio, Solo, Fit Pro
iPhone
Live over Bluetooth
iPad
Live over Bluetooth
Magic Mouse
All generations
Magic Keyboard
Touch ID & numeric
Magic Trackpad
Gen 1, 2 & 3
β¦and most other Bluetooth-enabled devices that report their battery level β Sony, Bose, Logitech and beyond.
Alerts that respect your ecosystem
Devices are ranked by battery level so the one that needs charging is always at the top. Color-coded progress bars show you the full picture at a glance.
Set a custom low-battery threshold for every device β 10% for AirPods, 20% for iPhone, whatever you prefer. Independent from your Mac's own alerts.
Get notified the moment your AirPods, iPhone, or Beats hit 100%. Unplug at the right moment to protect lithium-ion cells across every device.
Pick a different color, sound, notification position, and screen glow for each device. Your AirPods deserve the same drama as your MacBook.
Only want alerts for your AirPods and iPhone? Hide everything else in one click. The Devices tab lets you tune what's tracked and what's ignored.
Smart duty-cycled scanning keeps Bluetooth radio and CPU usage near zero. Juicy watches every device without making your Mac sweat.
"The app has a very clean and well-thought-out design, and it works flawlessly. Compared to other Mac battery apps, it performs exceptionally well. I'm really impressed and looking forward to seeing even more functional and beautiful design updates in the future. I'm definitely sticking with it!"
A one-time payment. Battery alerts for every device, unlocked for life.
3 days, full features
One-time payment
Optional renewal for another year of updates at $9.99 via the license manager once period ends
One-time payment
14-day money-back guarantee.
If Juicy doesn't work for you, get a full refund.
Everything about tracking every device battery from your Mac.
AirPods (all generations, including left/right/case), AirPods Max, Beats headphones (Studio, Solo, Fit Pro and more), iPhone, iPad, Magic Mouse, Magic Keyboard (including Touch ID and numeric), Magic Trackpad, and of course your Mac. Most Bluetooth devices that report a battery level over the standard Apple protocols are supported.
Juicy pulls the best parts of each into one modern tool. Like AirBuddy, you get a menu bar dashboard for AirPods, AirPods Pro, iPhone, iPad, and Magic accessories β plus per-device alerts. Like coconutBattery, you get a full battery health tracker with cycle count and temperature. Like iStat Menus, everything lives in your menu bar β but purpose-built for battery, not a full system monitor. On top of all that, you get custom beautiful battery alerts for your MacBook with screen glow effects, custom sounds per event, and native-feeling notification pills β plus 80% lifecycle alerts and a themeable menu bar icon. One tool, one one-time payment, and we ship new features every few weeks.
Yes β that's the whole point. Set your AirPods to alert at 15%, your iPhone at 20%, your Magic Keyboard at 10%, and your Mac at 5%. Each device gets its own low-battery and fully-charged thresholds, colors, sounds, positions, and screen glow.
No. Juicy reads battery levels over Bluetooth from nearby devices β no cable needed. Your iPhone and iPad battery levels update live as long as they're nearby and paired to your Mac.
Most Bluetooth headphones, mice, and keyboards that report battery level via the standard Bluetooth battery service (GATT) will appear in Juicy. Support varies by manufacturer β Beats, Sony, and Bose typically work well. If a device doesn't appear, it usually means the manufacturer doesn't expose its battery level.
No. Juicy uses smart duty-cycled scanning β it wakes the Bluetooth radio only briefly and in staggered intervals. CPU and battery impact are near zero, and you can tune scan frequency in the Devices tab if you want to go even lower.
Absolutely. The Devices tab in Settings lets you hide any device, rename it, or configure alerts individually. Perfect if you're not interested in tracking, say, your Magic Trackpad's battery alongside your AirPods.
Not unless you want it to. Each alert can be set to auto-dismiss after a few seconds or stay persistent until you dismiss it β per device, per event. And Juicy can even auto-dismiss macOS's native battery pop-ups so your screen stays clean.