Keep track of charge cycles of drone batteries with an app

[Yaros]

This might seem ridiculous to some extent, but I have created an app to keep track of my battery cycles of my Mavic Air 2.
I have my 3 batteries labeled with a number (from 1 to 3), and every time I charge one of the batteries completely, I increment the counter in the app, very simple.
And before I fly, I check which battery has the lowest amount of cycles, and I fly that one.
Also, I sometimes check the numbers with the ones in DJI Fly, as sometimes they seem to get off a bit...
The app supports multiple drones, and multiple batteries per drone.

Here are some screenshots:



If for some reason wants the download link (android only), click here to download the APK!

 

[Jagerbomb52]

Good idea, I just use Airdata to see which battery I used last and then use the other one next time as I only have 2 batteries.

 

[patc45 France]

Bonjour
Il y a quand même beaucoup plus simple sans se prendre la tête non!?

 

[Yaros]

Google Translate:
Hello
There is still a lot simpler without taking the lead, right!?

What do you mean? Please write in English! Thanks

 

[scro]

Just curious... what percentage do you use as a "cycle"? I think that the DJI BMS counts something less than 100% (probably about 80%) to be one cycle. Maybe that's where minor discrepancies come in?