content: 2026-05-06 capture run — 28 finds, Kikkerland routed to Amazon, drop 9to5Mac
Captured 28 finds across 14 productive sources. Kikkerland items rewritten to Amazon ASINs (huckleberry slingshot B0GNJ8GCF5, bug blaster B0GS6F32CK) so the affiliate handler tags them at render; croissant bath rug dropped — no Kikkerland-branded match on Amazon. 9to5Mac removed from sources after three runs of category-subpath instability.
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name: "Mac Juice Monitor"
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subtitle: "Bluetooth device battery levels, in your menu bar"
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date: 2026-05-06
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link: "https://github.com/p32929/mac-juice-monitor"
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linkText: "GitHub"
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source: "Hacker News — Show HN"
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topics:
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- macos-apps
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tags: [menu-bar, bluetooth, battery, open-source]
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description: "macOS will tell you the battery state of an Apple keyboard but not your Logitech mouse, your AirPods clone, or your gamepad — Mac Juice Monitor fills the gap."
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The macOS battery widget shows your AirPods and Magic Mouse but stays mute about every other Bluetooth peripheral: third-party keyboards, gamepads, headsets that report battery over the standard service but not Apple's private API. Mac Juice Monitor reads the public BLE battery characteristic and surfaces every connected device's percentage in the menu bar. Free, open-source, and tiny.
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