Description
Chargle sits in the system tray and watches the power source. Plug the charger in and it plays a short rising sound, pull it out and the sound falls, so you can tell what happened without looking at the battery icon. Eight sound packs are built in, all of them generated by code in the repository rather than recorded, and you can point the app at your own audio files instead.…
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What is Chargle?
Chargle sits in the system tray and watches the power source. Plug the charger in and it plays a short rising sound, pull it out and the sound falls, so you can tell what happened without looking at the battery icon. Eight sound packs are built in, all of them generated by code in the repository rather than recorded, and you can point the app at your own audio files instead.
Is Chargle free?
Yes. Chargle is free to use.
Do I need to download Chargle?
No. Chargle runs in your browser at arihant25.github.io, so there's nothing to install.
Who makes Chargle?
Chargle is made by Arihant Tripathy.
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