[Android Apps and Games] DrPhant0m:
The issue is happening currently. I tried to take some screenshots, but I presume that the method by which the energy bar is displayed is more of an "overlay" than an actual screen element... because the battery bar does not show up in the screenshots. I've got 39% battery, and when I set the origin to "left" it appears to be accurate. When I set it to "center" it goes to the right. When I set it to "right" the bar is not visible.

Also... While composing this post, I realized that the energy bar is not displayed at all now. The slider at the top of the EB app shows "off" and when I tap it, I go to "Accessibilty" and Energy Bar says "On" here. When I tap Energy Bar, the option shows "Off" though. if I turn it on and select "OK" to the "Monitor your Actions" permission and go back to the EB app... the slider at the top goes from ON to OFF immediately.

Something is bugging out here. If I can offer any help, let me know.

**Update*** I was able to fix the latter issue of the bar not showing up by toggling the accessibility from off to on, then to off, and backing out. Then going back into Accessibility (this time EB shows as "off" accurately) then turning it back ON again in accessibility. When the bar came back, the Left/Center/Right orientation was accurate, as well.

I do agree that the UI is intuitive and fun to use... but sometimes a preset is the quick and easy way. I don't think you'd compromise the intuition or fun-factor of the current method by adding the option of presets. On the topic of the segments/gradients... Being able to reorganize the colors with a drag would be cool, too.

Another suggestion... I sent you this one a long time ago on the last version... I think the charging animation is cool, and I like the fact that it "keeps track" of how much you've charged it since plugging it in (Does it still do this? I don't think I'm seeing that charging history like I did before)... but I think that the animation needs to be more dynamic, so you can tell more at-a-glance that the phone is charging. You might think "duh... the cable sticking out of your phone means it's charging" but I do wireless charging a lot, and sometimes it's not lined up correctly and I don't realize it. Or, sometimes the cable gets unplugged at the other end. Or sometimes I just want to know that it's charging by seeing positive confirmation. So... what I mean by more dynamic is that it seems that the animation takes 1 second to show the dot flying in from the side... and then 10 seconds of the dot flashing at the end. While the dot is flashing, it's not THAT different than when the phone is unplugged... so the dynamic "flying dot" part that is more evident that the phone is charging is only about 9% of the time. (1 sec of 11) Does that make clear sense? You have a few options that I can think of. More, I'm sure, if you put some thought in as well...

Decrease the amount of time that the dot flashes before the dot "flies in" (5:1 instead of 11:1 would be a big difference)

Make the period of the animation where the dot flashes more dynamic... for instance, make the ENTIRE portion of the bar that has been gained flash, instead of just the last dot

When the dot "flies in... you could have it bounce back and forth in the space that the phone has charged, instead of just flashing at the end. (This one seems a little overly-flashy though... so I'd have to see it to know if it's annoying or not. haha)