Is your watch battery really dying faster than it used to? Stop guessing. Battery Drain measures it and keeps the history for years, so you can compare this month with the same month last year and see exactly what changed. WHY YOU WILL LIKE IT - One glance answers the question: battery level, time since the last charge and how many hours 1% lasts. Once a year of data exists: idle drain now versus a year ago. - Finds the cause, not just the number. The diagnosis tells a sudden jump in the last 30 days (something changed: firmware, a watch face, an app, a setting) from a slow rise over the year (normal cell wear), and shows how much of your battery goes to activities. - Fair comparisons. Activities are tracked separately, so a week of long runs does not make your battery look worse. Idle drain is the honest health indicator. - Practical tips that keep your watch a watch: Pulse Ox mode, watch faces, background apps, SatIQ, backlight, notifications, sensors. No "turn off GPS" nonsense. - Practically free on battery: one tiny background check per hour, no GPS, no sensors, no Bluetooth, no internet. A few hundredths of a percent per week. - Private by design: all data stays on your watch. The app has no internet access and sends nothing. WHAT YOU GET - Glance: battery %, time since charge, hours per 1%, now versus a year ago. - Now: current cycle, hours per 1%, how long a full charge lasts at this rate. - Idle rate: last 30 days, 6 months ago, a year ago, with the year-over-year change. - 30 days: battery used per day, idle and activities stacked. - 13 months: monthly idle rate, this month next to the same month last year. - Charge cycles: start, from-to percent, duration and the average. - Diagnosis and 10+ battery tips. - English and Polish, following your watch language. Layout made for every supported screen, MIP and AMOLED. GOOD TO KNOW - History starts when you install the app: watches do not keep past battery levels. Install it now and you will have your year-over-year comparison next year. - Connect IQ does not tell apps how much battery each feature uses, so no app can list per-app usage. The idle versus activity split and the diagnosis are the closest you can get. GETTING STARTED After installing, add the glance and scroll to it once (or open the app once). That starts the hourly sampling. fenix 7 family, epix 2/Pro, Forerunner 255/955, Enduro: hold MENU, Appearance, Glances, Add. Newer watches (fenix 8/9/E, Forerunner 165/265/570/965/970, Venu, vivoactive): open the glance list from the watch face, Edit, Add. Watches: fenix 7 / 7S / 7X, fenix 7 Pro family, fenix 8 (AMOLED, Pro, Solar), fenix 9 and 9 Pro, fenix E, epix 2 and epix Pro, Forerunner 70, 165, 170, 255, 265, 570, 955, 965, 970, Venu 2 / 2 Plus / 2S, Venu 3 / 3S, Venu 4, vivoactive 5 / 6, Enduro 3 / 4, MARQ Gen 2 / Gen 3, D2 Mach, Descent Mk3, Instinct 3 AMOLED (61 models). OPEN SOURCE Free and open source (MIT): https://github.com/JanKazWasilewski/garmin-battery-drain Ideas, bug reports, translations and support for more watches are welcome on GitHub. If the app helps you, a rating in the store helps others find it. Author: Jan Wasilewski. Built in collaboration with Claude Code by Anthropic. **What's new (1.1.0):** Now on 61 watches: fenix 7, 8 and 9 families, epix, Forerunner 70 to 970, Venu, vivoactive, Enduro, MARQ, D2, Descent and Instinct 3 AMOLED. New tip on how to rate the app.

First public release: glance and full app, English and Polish, fenix 7X Pro, fenix 8 family and fenix E.