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Battery Hub is a battery monitoring utility for Windows, published by DORON177, currently available in version 1.2.0, which is the sole released version of the software. Its purpose is to provide live battery monitoring for wireless HID peripherals, including mice, keyboards, headsets, and game controllers. The software reads the battery level of these devices and presents the information on a single dashboard, giving users a centralized overview of the charge status of all connected peripherals. In addition to the dashboard, Battery Hub places a per-device indicator in the system tray so that battery levels remain visible at a glance without opening the main interface, and it issues low-battery notifications to alert users before a device runs out of power. A distinguishing feature of the software is its guided calibration wizard, which addresses devices that use no known protocol: the wizard identifies which byte of the HID report carries the battery level, allowing unsupported or lesser-known models to be configured manually. Because of this approach, compatibility is not restricted to a fixed list of device models, and users can extend support to their own hardware. Battery Hub is designed with privacy in mind, as it runs entirely locally on the user's machine and collects no user data. The software falls within the system utilities category, specifically hardware monitoring and peripheral management for Windows environments. Typical use cases include tracking the charge of multiple wireless accessories from one place, avoiding unexpected disconnections during work or gaming through timely low-battery alerts, monitoring several devices simultaneously via tray indicators, and integrating non-standard wireless peripherals that are not covered by manufacturer software. Battery Hub is therefore suited to users who rely on several wireless input and audio devices and want a lightweight, local-only tool for keeping their battery levels under continuous observation.
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