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iMonnit

iMonnit

by Monnit Corp

9 ratings
2 reviews
🔧 Utilities
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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 6, 2018
  • March 6, 2019

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Monnit Corp
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About

This system enables configuration and customization of wireless sensors, networks, and clients. It allows users to manage notification parameters like alert timing, frequency, and delivery methods, including phone calls, emails, and SMS texts.

✓Sensor configuration
✓Network customization
✓Client-wide management
✓Notification parameter management
✓Alert timing and frequency
✓Multiple notification types (call, email, SMS)
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What's New in iMonnit

1.3

March 6, 2019

Fixed a bug that caused the app to crash when scanning barcodes

User reviews

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Great app and tools, navigation is not smooth

Don’t get me wrong, The iMonnit tools and software are absolutely amazing! as far as I’m concerned there’s nothing better in the industry out there. The apps and communications from the sensors are great and simple to use. I only have a couple of issues with functionality.

Firstly, There is no dark mode. I run many different temperature sensitive devices, and while the alert notifications are helpful, I need to check on things regularly. A blaring white screen in the middle of the night it’s very difficult to stare at. The dark mode would be extremely helpful

Secondly the new version of the app does not let you automatically see 48 hours of reading data, you have to jump around a bit now to find it, rather than being able to scroll through the last 48 hours of readings on the previous app version sensors home page. It’s not that it’s not there it’s just not a default option or selectable.

I still love all that they offer, but I think a few tweaks would make it even better!

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JudmancJudmanc

White screen

All I get is a blank white screen when I open the app no matter how long I wait for it to load. Nothing comes up. Deleted and reinstalled the app and it’s still doing the same thing
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FAQ

What is iMonnit used for?

iMonnit is a system designed for monitoring and sending notifications from Monnit Wireless Sensors. It allows for detailed configuration of sensors, networks, and client settings, along with managing how and when alerts are sent.

What types of notifications can iMonnit send?

iMonnit supports multiple notification types to keep users informed. These include phone calls, email alerts, and SMS text messages, allowing for flexible communication based on user preferences and alert severity.

Is iMonnit available on multiple devices?

Yes, iMonnit is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. This broad compatibility ensures users can access monitoring and notification features across their Apple ecosystem.

How often is iMonnit updated?

The latest version of iMonnit is 1.3, which was last updated on March 6, 2019. While updates have not been frequent recently, the app provides core monitoring functionalities.

What is the user rating for iMonnit?

iMonnit has an average rating of 3.3 stars based on 9 user ratings. This indicates a mixed reception among its user base.

Is iMonnit free to use?

Yes, iMonnit is available for free. There are no upfront costs to download or use the basic monitoring and notification features of the system.

What is the age rating for iMonnit?

iMonnit has an age rating of 4+. This suggests it is suitable for a wide range of users, including children, with no mature content concerns.

Does iMonnit have ads?

The provided data does not specify if iMonnit contains advertisements. As it is a free application, it is possible it may include ads, but this is not confirmed.