Lubing LC vs Nextcloud Calendar

The LUBING app allows you to operate Lubing Touch Controllers from your smartphone or tablet. You can control the respective device's functions, as well as access and modify settings and system parameters. To access the controller, your smartphone must be registered with it. For this to work, both the smartphone and the controller must be on the same Wi-Fi network. The controller then generates a numerical code and displays it on its screen. Entering this code into the LUBING app on your smartphone registers it with the controller. This registration remains valid even after closing the app and leaving the Wi-Fi network. No further registration is required on subsequent visits. Each registered device can be unregistered/deleted from the controller. Benefits of using the app: • Over-the-air updates • Reading and changing parameters • Optimizing settings • Remote access for dealers and technicians (e.g., for troubleshooting)

Manage your Nextcloud calendars from a mobile app designed to keep things simple. Nextcloud Calendar automatically detects the calendars available on your instance and lets you easily view, create, and organize your events. Changes are synced in real time to keep your schedule up to date, whether you use one or multiple Nextcloud instances. Key features: • Automatic calendar detection • View, create, and manage events • Real-time synchronization • Multi-account support • Create meetings with video conference links via Nextcloud Talk Using multiple Nextcloud servers? Add your accounts and easily switch between instances. If Nextcloud Talk is enabled on your instance, you can generate a video conference link directly from the app and attach it to your event. Nextcloud Calendar is designed for users, teams, and organizations that want mobile access to their Nextcloud calendars through a clear, modern experience built for everyday use. A compatible Nextcloud instance is required. Some features may depend on your server configuration and the apps enabled by your administrator.