Manage All Your Chargies From One Dashboard
Chargie Fleet gives you a bird's-eye view of every device you ownβwherever they are.
One Dashboard, Every Device
Once you have Chargies at home, at work, and in the car, Chargie Fleet ties them all together. Pair each device by scanning a QR code, then check battery level and charging status for every Chargie from a single web dashboardβno need to walk over and look.
See Everything at a Glance
Battery level and charging state for every paired device, updated live
Set Limits Remotely
Adjust charge limits on any device without touching it in person
QR Code Pairing
Add a new Chargie to your fleet in secondsβjust scan and go
Why always-charging devices fail first, and what it costs
Kiosk tablets, demo phones, surveillance handsets and delivery devices spend their lives at 100% and warm. That is the fastest-ageing condition there is, and swapping batteries or devices at scale is expensive.
The always-on problem
A tablet on a charging stand sits at full voltage 24 hours a day, often at 35β40 Β°C inside a case. Published storage data puts capacity loss at 20β35% per year in that condition. Swollen batteries and unplanned replacements follow within 18β24 months.
What a limit does across a fleet
Holding the same devices at 60β70% cuts calendar ageing by roughly three quarters. Devices that were lasting two years last five or more, and the swelling risk that comes with a hot, full cell largely disappears.
What the dashboard adds
Fleet lets one administrator set limits and temperature thresholds for every device, see which ones are charging, and pair new units by scanning a QR code. A device that drifts out of policy shows up immediately, so protection is verifiable rather than assumed.
Show data table
| Years docked | Always at 100%, 35 Β°C | Held at 65% with Chargie Fleet |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | 100% | 100% |
| 1 | 75% | 93% |
| 2 | 56% | 87% |
| 3 | 42% | 81% |
| 4 | 32% | 76% |
| 5 | 24% | 71% |
Source: Chargie model interpolated from BU-808 storage-loss data between the 25 Β°C and 40 Β°C rows
Show data table
| Year | Without limit | With Chargie Fleet |
|---|---|---|
| Year 1 | 0 β¬ | 0 β¬ |
| Year 2 | 60 β¬ | 0 β¬ |
| Year 3 | 60 β¬ | 0 β¬ |
| Year 4 | 120 β¬ | 0 β¬ |
| Year 5 | 120 β¬ | 60 β¬ |
Source: Chargie estimate using the capacity curve above and a typical out-of-warranty battery replacement price