TMote vs LittleCloak

TMote receives NDI® streams and sends back TUIO events via OSC in response to touches. In this way, it allows you to create applications that can be remote controlled (via wifi) without having to implement a separate GUI for your iPhone or iPad. An implementation exists for Touchdesigner (by derivative) and can be downloaded here https://forum.derivative.ca/t/remote-controlling-touchdesigner-from-ios-devices/239406/39 Additionally, an Open Source example server for MacOS can be found here: https://github.com/mji1983/TMoteSampleServer/

LittleCloak helps parents put away the apps that should be put away on a child's iPhone. • Hide or lock, as you choose Make selected apps vanish from the Home Screen, or keep the icon but block opening. • Always on, or only during set hours Hide games on school-day afternoons, lock short-video apps after 10pm. Windows that cross midnight are supported. • Temporary pause When your child genuinely needs something, lift all controls with one tap — they resume automatically. You can also do it remotely when you're not there. • Built on system capabilities Entirely based on iOS Screen Time: no background process, no battery drain. Paired with a Screen Time passcode as the second key, it's very hard for your child to work around. • Data minimization Notes and rules never leave your phone. We don't know which apps you manage, and we can't read your notes; the server only holds an anonymous device identifier and the pause deadline. LittleCloak is free to use: full hide, lock and scheduling for one app. A one-time Premium purchase removes the limit and enables remote control — no subscription. Requires Screen Time authorization. Setting a Screen Time passcode is strongly recommended so your child can't switch the limits off.