Must have for all arduino/esp8266 users
This app provides a great gui user interface to control your esp8266 device over basic http (no mqtt nonsense).
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This app allows you to control Arduino devices over the internet using a visual interface. Create custom dashboards with buttons, labels, and switches to send commands and display data from your hardware.
✓Visual node-based interface
✓Control buttons and switches
✓Display data with labels and progress bars
✓Send string data to Arduino
✓Reference code for Ethernet, ESP8266, ESP32
✓Multi-language support (English, Spanish)
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What's New in Arduino Commands
1.3
October 11, 2019
Minor bugs fixed
User reviews
Developer apps
FAQ
What devices does Arduino Commands support?
Arduino Commands supports iPhone and iPod Touch devices. It is designed to work with Arduino boards equipped with an Ethernet Shield, as well as ESP8266 (NodeMCU/WeMos/Lolin) and ESP32 microcontrollers, both utilizing WiFi.
How much does Arduino Commands cost?
Arduino Commands is a paid application, priced at $0.99. This one-time purchase grants you access to all its features for controlling your Arduino projects.
What is the age rating for Arduino Commands?
Arduino Commands has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for users of all ages, with no content restrictions.
When was Arduino Commands last updated?
The latest version of Arduino Commands, version 1.3, was last updated on October 11, 2019. The app was initially released on July 31, 2019.
Does Arduino Commands have ads?
No, Arduino Commands does not contain advertisements. As a paid application, it offers an ad-free experience for users.
What kind of nodes can I use in Arduino Commands?
Arduino Commands allows you to use various nodes on an empty canvas. These include Label nodes for displaying data, Button nodes for actions, Switch nodes for toggling states, TextField nodes for sending strings, and Progress Bar nodes for graphical data representation.
What languages are supported by Arduino Commands?
Arduino Commands is available in both English and Spanish, catering to a broader user base.
Where can I find more information about Arduino Commands?
For more detailed information, including project specifics and developer contact, you can visit the GitHub page for Arduino Commands at github.com/ios-dbrancam/ArduinoCmd.