About Advanced Charging Controller (ACCA)
Advanced Charging Controller (ACCA) is a frontend for ACC, a configurable tool for controlling a device’s charging behavior. Through the frontend, users can configure charging limits, set an action for when the battery falls below a chosen level, monitor battery temperature and respond to it, schedule operations overnight, and slow charging. The charging behavior is provided by the underlying ACC tool, while ACCA gives users a graphical interface for configuring it. The described controls can be combined into device-specific charging routines, including limits based on battery percentage or temperature. The list of capabilities is not exhaustive, but the supplied information does not specify which charging controls are supported on each device. ACCA requires root access to read and write the device’s charging-control files. It therefore depends on both the underlying ACC tool and a rooted Android device; it is not a general charging app that works without system-level access.
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