Automatically notify your contacts when your battery runs out

Last Message is a simple, free and smart app that automatically notifies your contacts when your phone is turned off.

As soon as you take your mobile phone out of your pocket, you see that moment when you realize it has been turned off indefinitely, and you don’t know who has been trying to reach you for how long? Or when you have time to realize that only 1% of the battery is left and you try to hysterically write to two or three people who might be worried that every move counts and you’re satisfied with one telegram: “plu .batteri.sui.vivan”?

For those with slightly worried families or friends like your narrator, I have a solution. Last Message will be programmed very easily to send the message you choose, the people you want, the battery level you want. If you don’t want to come to such situations, you have the option to double the battery life for Galaxy S4 owners.

1 – Write your message

2 – Choose contacts: This is where it gets really good, because You can write to your phone book, gmail, facebook friends and twitter followers.. Simply enter the identifiers of your accounts and once you sign up you can write to everyone at once.

3. Select battery level at which the phone warns : so be smart, depending on the number of messages and accounts the phone will have a lot of work to do so don’t put it at 2%.

4. Choose the time zone and days of the week. Well thought out, because when you’re at home or at work, the app may not be useful to write to your contacts if you run out of battery while you have a charger. Oh my god, something just occurred to me, it would be more relevant if they did the same for geolocation! Well you will have to tell them, but in any case, it’s not bad anyway.

Finally, the app provides some statistics that let you. diagnose a potential battery problem. For example, you can see the last 50 battery temperature changes to see if there are any unusual changes. The app is free, enjoy.