Routine Trials Routine Trials keeps your user-recorded battery-use observations in a local notebook and compares a changed habit with its baseline only when conditions match. 1. Open Power Lab and choose Routine Trials. Explore the clearly labeled example to see how matching works. 2. Record completed trials with their activity, changed habit, timing, battery percentages, brightness, network and surroundings. Flag charging or interruptions. 3. Collect at least three matching pairs, inspect the median drain rates and reading-resolution limits, then share the observation report. Battery readings and conditions are manually recorded. This is not battery health, capacity measurement, continuous monitoring or proof of causation. Trials last 15–240 minutes; less than two percentage points of drain is excluded. Pairing requires matching activity/network/surroundings, brightness and start levels within 5 points, and duration within 25%. Observations are never reused or counted across overlapping periods. Up to 2,000 observations are saved locally.

Adds Battery Action Plan, a ranked on-device coach that turns charging, thermal, drain, and trip signals into practical next steps. The update also expands the offline battery reference workflow.

Version 2.2 adds Longevity Scenario Studio with a local 14-day baseline, adjustable habit plans, annualized projections, confidence, one-week tests, share summaries, and a categorized Power Lab with nineteen specialist tools This release also refreshes the native iPhone and iPad experience, accessibility, privacy boundaries, and App Store screenshots. There are no accounts, subscriptions, advertising, tracking, or developer-operated services.

**Battery Action Plan** - Home now opens with a ranked coach that turns heat, charge band, runtime, drain, and charging-session history into next steps. **Battery Field Guide** - Settings now includes a bundled offline guide with 22 visual reference plates covering heat, charging, travel runtime, low-power planning, cable checks, and iOS API limits. **Evidence links** - The new action card links directly to Apple battery guidance and public UIDevice API documentation so the recommendations stay transparent. **Clear severity tags** - Actions are labeled Now, Important, Watch, or Info so the next step is obvious at a glance. **More test coverage** - Added unit tests for hot charging, high charge dwell, empty-history behavior, and calm-history maintenance guidance.

This update sharpens the interface: the iPad layout now uses a centered, comfortable reading width instead of stretching edge to edge, so every screen reads as a clean column. iPhone is unchanged; still fully on-device.

CellArc 2.0 — a pro upgrade that turns your battery time-series into longevity intelligence, still 100% offline. • Live Forecast: real-time time-to-full and time-to-empty from your recent rate, with a slow-top-off caveat above 80%. • Charge Coach: percent of time in the 20–80% sweet spot, daily "kept under 80%" streaks, and a per-charge stress curve. • Drain Rhythm: drain rate by hour of day, your worst hours, and a screen-on vs idle split. • Charge Analyzer: a charging-discipline score (speed, overnight, deep-start, overcharge frequency). • Heat Exposure: an Arrhenius-weighted heat-stress score and a hot-while-charging warning. • An opt-in charge-limit reminder and a one-page PDF battery report. Honest by design: iOS doesn't expose true capacity, so figures are clearly estimates. No account, no network — everything stays on your device.

What's New in CellArc 1.1 (Build 4) Charge Speed Trend — The Charging tab now shows a chart of how long each session took to reach 80%, plotted over your last 40 qualifying sessions with a regression line and a verdict label (Slowing / Stable / Improving). A rising trend is an early signal of capacity loss as the cell's constant-current acceptance rate falls — something no other reading in the app can surface. Model-calibrated Trip Planner — Trip Planner now uses your selected iPhone model's actual watt-hour capacity for all energy math instead of a generic baseline. An iPhone 16 Pro Max trip budget is now correctly larger than an iPhone 12 mini one. Charger Guide — A new offline reference tab with every Apple charger from the 5W legacy cube through MagSafe and 27W USB-C PD: real wattage, speed-to-50% figures, compatibility by model, USB Power Delivery tier explanations, and best-practice guidance. Fully offline, no account.

CellArc 1.1 adds an iPhone Model Library (iPhone 11–17) that calibrates all energy math to your device's actual watt-hour capacity, shows your Apple-rated cycle count alongside CellArc's estimate, exports sessions/rollups/health report as CSV or text, optional smart battery alerts, and a 30-day longevity history sparkline. Fully offline — no account, no tracking.