Feature: Add alarm on low battery

[Ultrafeel]

Function to set an alarm when the battery level is low.

Somewhat different from
#15

[VelvetBcuz]

Seconded, that will be extremely useful.

[fkdp06]

Few days ago I downloaded the app from f-droid. And unfortunately the app name "Battery Notification" does not reflect what the app does. It shows some stats in the notification area I do not need, or maybe occasionally can look at that by opening the app itself, but those numbers, volts and other stuff are meaningless to me. What I was expecting when searching for such app (with such title) is that the app NOTIFIES me when the battery is low, so I can charge my phone. I have Android 10 and very often I find my phone switched off because of the battery run out of charge, and I don't notice it. However my battery health is very good and can last for a day or even two. Possibly because I don't use my phone much, I don't stare for hours at it like most of the people do. I use it for calls, occasional messages from friends and emails.

So if you could please add the battery low level notification (sound notification) it would be very useful, or the only useful thing at least to me. Also it would be cool if the SOUND notification could keep occur occasionally (like every 5 minutes) in situations when I miss the first occurrence. In my case 10 percent charge level is ideal to trigger the notification and then repeat it every 5 minutes till the charge begins.

But at the current moment the app is useless for me.

Hope it was helpful.

[Korb]

@fkdp06, thank you for the excellent formulation of the Problem/Use Case. When proposing new features, the lack of clear argumentation often creates a feeling of uselessness. However, if there's at least one person struggling with the current implementation or the lack of a feature in the application, it creates motivation to help them personally. As an example: I've noticed that this is exactly how a11y issues are added in FOSS projects, as they are implemented as an afterthought in the very limited resources of free projects.