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SleepManager 0.5.3

SleepManager 0.5.3 adds state-aware BasicSync support, live integration status, more precise battery reporting and optional Material You colors.

What's new

BasicSync integration

SleepManager now supports BasicSync through its official Android remote-control API.

In BasicSync, enable:

Allow remote control

With BasicSync 3.18 or newer, SleepManager observes BasicSync's current mode and run state while the SleepManager service is active. This lets it preserve the state from before screen-off and restore it correctly after wake.

  • Auto mode + active → STOP during sleep → restore Auto mode on wake
  • Manual mode + started → STOP during sleep → restore started manual mode on wake
  • Manual mode + stopped → left untouched
  • Inactive or transitional states are left untouched when there is nothing useful to stop

The Integrations page also shows the latest observed BasicSync state, such as:

  • Auto mode · Running
  • Manual mode · Running
  • Manual mode · Stopped
  • Paused / Starting / Stopping when reported by BasicSync

If SleepManager has not yet observed a reliable pre-sleep state, it leaves BasicSync unchanged rather than guessing.

Older BasicSync versions remain supported with the legacy behavior:

STOP during sleep → AUTO mode after wake

More precise battery information

When Android exposes the relevant battery counters, SleepManager can now show a more precise current battery percentage in Stats instead of being limited to the rounded Android level.

Capacity estimation now prefers the battery's learned full-charge capacity when available, then falls back to design capacity or the existing level-based estimate.

This does not change the existing sleep-session rules: long-term drain and standby estimates still use eligible non-charging sessions of at least 3 hours.

Appearance and UI polish

SleepManager now includes Use system colors.

  • The existing SleepManager light/dark palette remains the default.
  • On Android 12 / API 31 or newer, enabling Use system colors applies Material You dynamic colors.
  • Fixed light and dark palettes were refined for closer visual consistency.
  • Active integration states such as Running, Starting and Connected now use the same highlighted status color across integrations.
  • Syncthing and BasicSync use distinct integration icons.

Main features

SleepManager can manage during sleep:

  • Wi-Fi
  • Bluetooth
  • Syncthing-Fork
  • Tailscale
  • JamesDSP
  • BasicSync

It also includes:

  • AYN Thor closed-lid protection and dock controls
  • Grace period and custom sleep delay
  • Advanced battery / charging / Battery Saver / schedule conditions
  • Sleep battery statistics
  • Activity log and diagnostics
  • Quick Settings tile
  • Secure built-in updater

Compatibility

  • Android 9 / API 28 or newer
  • Main app package: com.med.sleepmanager
  • Helper package: com.med.sleepmanager.helper
  • BasicSync 3.18+ recommended for state-aware restore
  • No root, Shizuku or ADB required for normal use

Installation

1. Install SleepManager

Download and install:

SleepManager-0.5.3.apk

2. Install the Helper if you want Wi-Fi / Bluetooth control

Install:

SleepManager-Helper-0.5.3.apk

The Helper has no launcher icon or separate interface.

3. Configure SleepManager

Open SleepManager, choose what should be managed during sleep, configure any optional rules, then enable SleepManager.

For BasicSync, enable Allow remote control inside BasicSync before enabling the integration in SleepManager.

Updating from 0.5.2

SleepManager 0.5.1 and newer can check for stable updates from:

About → Updates

The built-in updater verifies the downloaded APK before handing it to Android's official package installer.

Official releases keep the same package IDs and permanent signing certificate, so normal updates preserve existing settings.

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