Last updated: 6 September 2026
Battra is an Android battery-monitoring app provided by CodePundit.
For privacy questions or requests, contact: codepunditofficial@gmail.com
Battra does not require a Battra account. Battery analysis runs on your device. The free version may display Google AdMob advertisements, and Google Play Billing supports an optional Battra Pro purchase. These services process data separately from Battra’s local battery analysis.
Battra accesses available Android battery information, including:
Battery percentage, charging state and charging source.
Battery temperature, voltage and current.
Capacity-related readings and system battery status.
Recorded charging sessions and changes in battery level.
Available information varies by device and manufacturer.
If you enable optional Usage Access, Battra reads foreground app-usage events and app package identifiers to display usage insights and estimated battery impact. Battra does not read messages, passwords, photos, keystrokes or content viewed inside other apps.
Battra does not send its battery samples, charging history, usage statistics, package lists, drain events, charger labels or comparison markers to AdMob for advertising targeting. Battra has no developer-operated battery-analysis server.
Battra stores battery observations, charging sessions, abnormal-drain events, settings, notification preferences, onboarding state, charger or cable labels and a change-comparison marker.
It also stores advertising-frequency counters and the expiry time of an earned ad-free pass. Purchase information provided by Google Play is used to restore and acknowledge Battra Pro ownership.
Runtime estimates, weekly trends and charging comparisons are calculated from available observations.
The home-screen widget displays battery information and its last update time. This information may be visible to anyone who can see your home screen.
Battra uses Google AdMob to display advertisements when advertising is enabled and requests are permitted.
Google Mobile Ads SDK may collect and share:
IP addresses, which may be used to estimate general location.
Device and account identifiers, including advertising ID and app set ID where applicable.
App interactions, such as app launches, taps and advertisement views.
Diagnostic and performance information.
Google processes this information for advertising, analytics and fraud prevention. Data handling depends on SDK configuration, applicable requirements and your choices.
Battra uses Google’s User Messaging Platform to obtain advertising choices where applicable. When available, you can review these through Settings → Ad privacy choices. Android also provides controls for your advertising identifier.
Opening this privacy policy does not provide advertising consent. Advertising choices are handled separately.
Battra suppresses advertisement requests while purchase status is unresolved and while Battra Pro or an earned ad-free pass is active. This does not delete information previously processed by Google or stop Google Play from processing purchase-related information.
For further information, see:
Google Play handles purchases and payment details. Battra receives purchase status and purchase-token information to acknowledge purchases and restore ownership. Battra does not receive your full payment-card details.
Battra Pro Lifetime is an optional one-time purchase that removes advertisements. It is not a subscription.
An optional rewarded advertisement grants a locally stored 24-hour ad-free pass only when the advertising SDK confirms that the reward was earned.
Removing advertisements does not disable local battery monitoring.
Usage Access: Enables foreground app-usage insights and estimated battery-impact information.
Notification permission: Enables battery and charging notifications.
You can revoke these permissions through Android settings. Other battery features remain available without these optional permissions.
Google advertising, consent and billing services may use network access and SDK-related permissions.
Battra does not request location, contacts or photo-library access for battery analysis. Advertising services may nevertheless estimate general location from an IP address.
CSV export uses Android’s document picker rather than broad access to your device’s storage.
Battra can export recorded battery observations as a CSV file to a location you select.
If you choose cloud storage or share an exported file, the storage provider or recipient handles that information under its own policies.
Exported files are outside Battra’s local history controls. Clearing history or uninstalling Battra does not delete these copies. You must delete them separately.
Battery-history retention is configurable in Battra’s settings. Cleanup occurs when Battra runs and may be delayed while the app is not running.
Charger labels and the change-comparison marker remain until cleared or until app data is removed.
Settings → Clear Battery History removes:
Local battery samples.
Charging sessions.
Abnormal-drain events.
Saved charger labels.
The change-comparison marker.
This action preserves settings, notification preferences and monetization preferences. New battery observations may be recorded after clearing while monitoring continues.
Clearing Battra’s app data through Android settings or uninstalling Battra removes local app storage, subject to Android behavior. These actions do not delete exported files, Google Play purchase records or information already held by third-party services.
Manage information held by third-party services through the relevant provider.
Battery-history databases and insights labels or markers are excluded from Android backup and device transfer.
Other preferences may be backed up by Android according to your device settings.
An earned ad-free pass is stored locally and is not an account-based entitlement. It may be lost when app data is removed.
You can:
Enable or revoke optional permissions.
Choose how long battery history is retained.
Clear saved battery history.
Review advertising choices where available.
Use Android’s advertising-identifier controls.
Delete exported files or uninstall Battra.
Depending on your location, you may have additional rights concerning access, correction, deletion or advertising use of personal information.
For questions or requests concerning Battra’s handling of information, contact codepunditofficial@gmail.com.
Use Google’s privacy controls for information Google manages independently. Battra does not have a developer-operated server from which it can retrieve your locally stored battery history.
Battra uses Android’s app-storage protections for information stored on your device.
No storage or transmission method is completely secure. Protect access to your device and take care when exporting or sharing battery records.
Third-party services apply their own security measures as described in their documentation and privacy policies.
Battra is a general utility and is not designed specifically for children.
If you believe a child has provided information that requires attention, contact codepunditofficial@gmail.com.
This privacy policy may be updated when Battra’s features, data practices or applicable requirements change.
The updated policy will show a revised “Last updated” date. Additional notices or choices will be provided where required.