We created an online app for you to check and manage your Neato Robotics botvac vacuum cleaner from anywhere, even when you don’t have your Neato app at hand.
It’s free of course and can be found here: https://neato.greenledsoftware.nl/
You just login with your Neato credentials and via a secure connection you are begin redirected back to our app.
At this time you can start, stop and dock your robot vacuum and check schedule and WiFi info.
Check it out and let us know what you think of it!
Thanks to Uwe, Stay On is now also available in native German!
Get version 1.4 here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=greenledsoftware.stayon
The StayOn app changes the screen timeout, which in Android is a system settings.
In newer Android versions, with increased security settings, an app has to explicityly ask for the rights to change system settings.
So when you download the StayOn app in a newer Android version, you will be asked to allow the StayOn to change system settings.
Get version 1.3 here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=greenledsoftware.stayon
Today we released version 2.0 of “what’s my IP”.
This version shows the IPv6 address when you are cell network connected.
Download this version here
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=greenledsoftware.whatsmyip
Thanks to my friends Sara, Valérie and Margarita StayOn is now translated in English, French and Spanish.
The texts for Google Play as well as the texts in the app itself are translated.
The “stay on” app was available for Android version 4.4 and up.
We’ve deployed a new version which keeps working for those versions, but can also be installed on devices with Android version 4.2 or 4.3.
So, more people can enjoy this app!
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=greenledsoftware.stayon
Whoot!
The “Am I connected” app is in Google Play, you can download it here:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=greenledsoftware.amiconnected
This is the icon you see when you have an active internet connection.
This is the icon you see if you have an active internet data connection via WIFI.
This is the icon you see if you have an active internet data connection via the mobile / cell network.
This is the icon you see if you do not have an active internet connection.
This is the icon you see if you do not have a data connection.
This is the icon you see when we are checking if you have a data connection.
This is the icon you see when we are checking if you have an active internet connection.
Had a great day coding today!
I have the first beta version ready. I will install this on the device of a set of friends to see if it all works ok.
Keep you posted.
I started working on the “Am I connected” app this week.
My designer created all of the artwork (more about that in a later post) and all of the code already lives in my head.
Now it’s time to transfer all of the code from my head into the development environment (which is Eclipse, if you want to know).
A lot of time is spent on creating the screen. Even though it is only one screen, it takes a lot of time to get all things aligned right.
I was used to create screens in Microsoft Windows applications a few years ago and in my opinion it was a lot easier to create screens for the Windows app than for an Android app.
But on the other hand it’s fun to find out new ways to do stuff!
So the next weekend I’ll spend some time to create the logic behind the screen, and then the testing can start!
Keep you posted…
ps…
Actually it’s 2 screens because I create one for the portrait layout and one for the landscape layout.