NiteLites vs AmbientCast

NiteLites Outdoor Lighting App 1. Bluetooth Smart app 2. Easy connect pairing to devices 3. Controls outdoor lighting on smart devices 4. Connect multiple NiteLites products and other lights, appliances, and smart products around the home. 5. Equipped with a timer for on/off 6. Multiple color settings and moods of light 7. Sharing the device among other members at home 8. Simultaneously run multiple lights on the same light scene

Keep an eye on your Bambu Lab 3D printer without being tied to it. AmbientCast puts your printer's live camera feed and real-time status right on your iPhone or iPad. Add your printer once -- AmbientCast finds most of them on your network by itself -- and the dashboard comes right up. No account, no browser, no separate login. LIVE CAMERA, LIVE STATUS See exactly what your printer sees, plus everything you'd want to know at a glance: print progress, current layer, estimated time remaining, nozzle and bed temperatures, and which filament is loaded in each AMS slot. Give the picture a look if you like -- Vivid, Warm, Cool, Cinematic or Noir. Tap the filament row for material and how much is left on each spool. WATCH ALL YOUR PRINTERS AT ONCE Running more than one printer? Multiview puts every live camera on one screen, each tile showing its progress and when the print will finish. A printer with a warning or an error flags its tile in red; tap it to see what's wrong. TURN IT SIDEWAYS Landscape has a layout of its own: the video fills the height, with progress, temperatures and filament in a rail beside it. Pinch to zoom in on the nozzle -- the camera has more detail than a phone-sized picture shows -- and drag to look around. KEEP WATCHING WHILE YOU DO SOMETHING ELSE Native Picture-in-Picture keeps your print floating in a corner of the screen while you use other apps -- check email, browse the web, or switch over to something else entirely, and still catch the moment your print finishes (or the moment something goes wrong). ON YOUR APPLE TV, TOO AmbientCast is on Apple TV as well, from this same listing -- a print up on the big screen, or in a corner of it while you watch something else, plus its status on the tvOS home screen. Your printers and cameras carry over, so there's nothing to set up twice. NOTHING GOES THROUGH ANYONE ELSE'S SERVERS No account to create and no cloud in the middle: AmbientCast talks to your printer directly over your own network, so your camera feed and print status stay in the house. You'll need the printer's access code, which is on the printer's own screen, and "LAN Only Liveview" switched on. STREAM IT TO YOUTUBE (OPTIONAL) Share a print with someone who isn't home, or keep a public stream running. Turn on YouTube Live with one button, or set it to start and stop automatically with every print job. AmbientCast can also publish a timelapse of each finished print and keep the list on hand, the same on every device you own. YOUR DEVICES AGREE WITH EACH OTHER Printers and cameras you set up on one device show up on the others, so you don't rebuild the same list everywhere. TYPE THE ACCESS CODE ONCE, NOT ON EVERY DEVICE Turn on Sync Credentials and a printer's access code -- and a camera's username and password -- become available on your other devices. It is off until you switch it on. Each one is encrypted on your device before it is sent and kept in your own private iCloud storage, where the developer can't read it. Switch it off and the copies are removed; delete a printer or camera and its credentials go with it. NOTHING IS BEHIND A PAYWALL Streams and Picture-in-Picture carry a small AmbientCast watermark. Put your own name there instead -- a channel, a shop, a handle -- or remove it altogether. Publishing a timelapse when a print finishes is on for everyone too. If the app has been useful there's a tip jar in Settings, and it unlocks nothing, because there's nothing left to unlock. Also works with any generic RTSP camera, if you'd rather point one at the bed yourself. Tested on the P2S and the H2C. The rest of the X1 family (X1, X1C, X1E) and H2 family work the same way, and the H2D and H2S are found automatically too. Automatic discovery doesn't find the A series yet (A1, A1 mini, A2L) -- you can still add those by typing the printer's address. AmbientCast is an independent app and isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Bambu Lab.