Zing

July 23, 2019

Bug fixes

June 13, 2019

Over the last month we've completely redesigned the navigation in the app (surprise right?). We've switched from one large list of devices to a new tabbed navigation. Tabs Explained: - Nearby: In the first tab you can find all the devices that you are physically near. This means that these lights are in bluetooth range and you can interact with them individually. - Sites: To the right of the nearby tab are the site tabs. Any site you create will have its own tab. For example if you have Zing Night Lights at your house as well at at a family member's house, each physical location will have a dedicated tab. On each of the site tabs there are two main areas, the information tiles, and the activity feed. The information tiles show important site-wide information such as the average temperature and alert status. The activity feed shows all the motion events in the last 48 hours with unusual activity highlighted.

April 17, 2019

Fixed some stability issues caused by the most recent update. In particular: - Fixed a bug where the app would sometimes crash if you deleted all the sites. - Fixed an issue where scrolling on the widget list would change the orientation (added a lock button to lock the orientation unless you wish to change it) - Fixed an issue where the geofence wouldn't save if you swiped the panel away (added an explicit save button to avoid confusion)

March 23, 2019

Wow, talk about an update that should have been split up into smaller updates. This update is focused primarily on site-level monitoring but there are improvements and features all over. - Copy settings from one light to another - Setup a geofence to automatically enable and disable alerts for a site - Monitor movement on a site-wide timeline from anywhere - Monitor where the most recent movement was at a site - Monitor the average temperature at a site from anywhere - Honestly, there's definitely more but it's hard to remember all the small things. As with all new features, there will be bugs and we hope to roll out quicker updates that address any issues that come up.

February 15, 2019

So you know how we said we fixed the update firmware bug......yeaaaaaah so we actually didn't. But now it is fixed. The bug would only show up in app store releases and not in a development environment. That's why we didn't detect it. Now we have tested in a production environment and it appears to be fully resolved. Updates should also now be faster as a bonus. We are still looking into ways to updated in the background or update multiple devices at once. We also added a new menu at the top where you can submit feedback.

February 6, 2019

This update started as mostly bug fixes but ended up being a larger update. We gave the app a fresh coat of paint that's pretty subtle in some areas and more obvious in others. We also fixed a few bugs around updating the lights. The whole update process should be much more stable from now on.

January 24, 2019

This update aims to simplify things more as well well as make the app easier to interact with. - The largest change is with sites. Adding sites is much simpler and moving lights between sites is done by long-pressing and dragging the lights around. - The motion light preset can be set directly from the motion widget. - The power loss light preset can be set directly from the new light settings widget.

November 30, 2018

We've been listening to feedback, and frankly, we're offended. Just kidding, we've heard you loud and clear. Many people said the app felt overly complex so we've tried simplify some parts but it still needs work. At this stage we need as much feedback as possible. Positive, negative or downright cruel, we want it all. You know the deal: - Bug fixes and improvements

October 23, 2018

Fixed a bug where the app would crash on small screen sizes. Reordered Presets to draw attention to important presets triggered by motion and predictive motion.

October 16, 2018

We've changed the light view to be more usable with one hand. Next time you connect to a light you will see a dock (we're not completely attached to that name) on the bottom of the screen where you can find important sensor information, the light's name and the back button. If you're like us, it may take a few minutes to get used to, but we think it really helps with the user experience as phones continue to grow...*cough* XS Max *cough*