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Step by step
- Pick the scan length that fits your day: 12 hours for a night or a work shift, 24 hours for a full cycle.Screen: Revive Scan length picker
- Start the scan right after the watch comes off the charger, so there is a long stretch of discharge to measure.Screen: Battery overview with charging state
- Use the watch the way you normally do. The scan is meant to show your real pattern, not a perfect day.Screen: Scan in progress
- Avoid charging, restarting or installing updates during the scan. WristRevive accounts for these, but they reduce the clean data it has.Screen: Scan in progress with time remaining
- If something interrupts the scan anyway, do not worry about your free scan. A scan that is cancelled or ends without enough data does not use it up.Screen: Interrupted scan notice
- When the scan ends, read the result and look at any periods of unusually fast drain it marks.Screen: Revive Scan result screen
- If the result is still inconclusive, run it again on a more routine day. The app shows inconclusive rather than guessing when evidence is thin.Screen: Inconclusive result screen
Questions
Can I see my past charging sessions?
Yes. In the phone companion you can look through charging periods together with scan and test results.
Source: play.google.comCan I undo the Everyday Lite changes?
Yes. There is a restoration checklist for switching each change back when you want.
Source: play.google.comHow far back does the battery timeline go?
The launch notes describe a 7-day timeline, alongside a battery Tile and a runtime complication.
Source: play.google.comHow does the phone get the watch data?
The optional companion app syncs with your paired watch through Wear OS Data Layer, and it shows when data was last synced.
Source: play.google.comDoes the phone app measure the battery too?
No. The watch does the measuring; the phone app shows the results on a bigger screen and helps you read them.
Source: play.google.comCan I see when my watch drained faster than usual?
Yes. It marks periods of unusually fast drain compared with your own watch's normal baseline.
Source: play.google.com