Nope
Response from developer
Firestorm does not use simple on/off switching. It creates continuous fire-style flicker using randomized brightness and timing, with multiple intensity modes and optional flame flares. If the effect did not appear correctly, support can help troubleshoot at support@firestorm.scottdodson.dev.
Love this!
Almost
Response from developer
You can adjust the Flicker Speed, disable Flicker Delay (which adds time between flickers), and enable Flares (quick, bright flame bursts) in Settings for a more natural effect. Feel free to reach out to support@firestorm.scottdodson.dev if you need further assistance.
Great app but with some niggles.
But there are some niggles. When trying to override the state that the app set with something like the Apple Home app or Google Assistant nothing happens.
Response from developer
Hello, thank you for your review. I understand that you're unable to control your lights with other apps while Firestorm for Hue is running. This happens because the app actively manages your lights, adjusting settings like color and brightness to create the effects. To regain control of your lights, you just need to toggle off the currently running fire mode in the app. Once you do this, your lights should respond normally to other applications. Please contact support@firestorm.scottdodson.dev if you have any questions. Thanks!
Very limited
Response from developer
[UPDATE] Great news! "Current" is now an option for Fire Color in Settings, letting the flicker effect utilize your lights' existing colors. [ORIGINAL] Thank you for your feedback! Navigating through the complexities of managing light colors individually can be challenging, but I'm actively exploring ways to enhance the experience. One idea is to add an option to use the existing colors of the lights for the flicker effect. Does this sound like a solution that would work for your needs? Please share any additional thoughts or suggestions at support@firestorm.scottdodson.dev. I appreciate your input and am here to make your experience with Firestorm for Hue better!
