p.

Your AirPods battery,
on Android.

Left, right and case to the percent, in a home screen widget. No account, no ads, no internet, no root.

↓  Download APK Latest release · Android 8.0+ · ... downloads

What you get

Every number

Left, right and case battery in 1% steps. Charging, which pod is in your ear, and which one is the microphone.

A widget that keeps up

Resizable. Updates the moment your AirPods connect or disconnect, and on a timer you choose. No notification sitting in your shade.

Nothing leaves your phone

There is no networking code in the app. One permission: Bluetooth. No location, no account, no analytics, no ads.

Screenshots

Poddy showing left, right and case battery with charging, in-ear and mic tags Poddy settings: theme, accent colour, refresh interval, hide case
Poddy home screen widget

How it works

AirPods talk to Apple devices over a protocol Apple never documented, on a Bluetooth L2CAP channel. Poddy opens that channel, does the handshake, and listens to the status messages your AirPods are already sending: battery, charging, ear detection, microphone.

That's it. The connection is local, it doesn't interfere with your audio, and nothing is sent anywhere. No root, no modules, no Apple device required.

Getting started

1

Download the APK and install it. Android will ask you to allow installing from your browser. That's normal for apps outside the Play Store.

2

Open Poddy and allow Bluetooth. It's the only permission it asks for.

3

Connect your AirPods to your phone as usual. Poddy reads them the moment they're connected.

4

Long press your home screen, pick Widgets, and drop Poddy wherever you like.

Good to know

Your AirPods need to be connected to your phone. If they're shut in the case there's nothing to talk to.

The case only reports its battery while a pod is sitting inside it. Once Poddy has seen it, it keeps showing that value.

Built and tested against AirPods 4. Other models speak the same protocol and should work, but they haven't all been tried.