Control your smart devices when an event occurs on your Mac
On Air is a Mac menubar app that controls your smart devices when an event occurs. Useful for those working from home! Currently, the app supports: https://www.lifx.com/ Devices: https://www.lifx.com/ bulbs & https://wyze.com/wyze-bulb.html bulbs Actions: When the camera turns on & When you're in a meeting
Very useful product, especially for WFH situation.
Backstory: I started working from home in July of 2020. I've got two small children at home, so I was looking for an easy way for them to know that I can't be interrupted during meetings. I built this app so that while I'm on a video call, a WiFi light bulb turns on outside of my office. Now, my kids know if the light is on, I can't be interrupted. --- I'm not trying to rebuild IFTTT or anything here - it's intentionally simple! I hope to gain support so I can add other devices (such as Philips
Update: JUST RELEASED: Update: I've released a new version of the app that allows you to control your Philips Hue bulbs, via a Hue Bridge. This is the most significant update I've done of the app so far, and it's one I'm very excited about! The vast majority of users I spoke with use Philips Hue bulbs, so this is a step in the right direction for supporting a larger number of users. I hope you check it out!
Update: I've released a new version of the app that allows you to run an event when "Do Not Disturb" is active. There are now three "triggers" that the app will turn on/off a device in response to: 1. When "Do Not Disturb" is active 2. When the camera turns on 3. When you're in a meeting I hope you check it out!
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