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#### Don't overcook your battery! Keep it fresh and chewy with AlDente.
## AlDente Pro Beta Launch!
We are incredibly excited to share with you some big news: AlDente Pro is ready for the first taste tests!
## AlDente Pro 1.0 Launch!
After months of hard work, sweat and countless plates of pasta, we are proud to release the first public version of AlDente Pro.
After months of development, AlDente Pro is finally ready for a limited number of beta testers.
Thanks to the incredible support of our beta testers, we can now bring AlDente Pro to everyone. You can get it at our new website: [https://apphousekitchen.com]
Thank you very much, we have enough beta testers for now. We will keep you up to date, when the final version of AlDente Pro is ready.
The pro version includes many convenient features like Sailing Mode, Heat Protection, Calibration Mode, Shortcuts and many more. On top of all that, it has a beautiful new design that gives you access to all important information at a glance.
In the meantime, you can find more information about AlDente Pro, all its features, and supported devices on our new website: <https://apphousekitchen.com>
If you would like to purchase our app and support further development of both the pro and the free version, head over to [AppHouseKitchen](https://apphousekitchen.com)!
Greetings from the Kitchen,
Your’s truly,
David and Matthias
AppHouseKitchen
David & Matthias
## Why do I need this?
Li-ion and polymer batteries (like the one in your MacBook) last the longest when operating between 20 and 60 percent. Keeping your battery at 100% at all times can shorten the lifespan of your MacBook significantly.