Pulse for n8n vs CueGlance

Keep up-to-date about the health of your n8n instance and all of your workflows with Pulse for n8n. Get immediate notifications if your instance goes down or when you have workflow failures. Log in by supplying your n8n instance’s URL and your API key to get started. The server will start monitoring your instance’s health and polling for failed executions. Notifications: You’ll receive two kinds of notifications. 1. Instance Health: You’ll be notified if your n8n instance goes offline. 2. Execution Failures: You’ll be notified if your workflows fail. (Repeated failures are rolled up into one notification.) Tapping a workflow failure badge will provide more information about the latest error for you to debug. Security: Your n8n API key will be stored securely on the server and on your device. Your API key is used to make read-only queries to your n8n instance. You can delete this at any time by visiting the in-app settings. Note: To have API access on a hosted n8n instance, you’ll need to have at least the ‘Starter’ plan. With a self-hosted Community Edition of n8n, you can have API access without a paid plan. Disclaimer: This is a personal project that I would like to share with the n8n community. It is not in any way affiliated with n8n.

CueGlance controls prepared teleprompter cards on Even G2 from iPhone and Apple Watch. Large previous, next, and play/pause controls let you present without reaching for your phone. The Apple Watch app shows the current page, confirms commands with haptics, and relays controls through the paired iPhone. The iPhone app configures the CueGlance Bridge using a one-time QR code, displays connection status, and mirrors the current card. App Intents also expose the main actions to Shortcuts and Siri. A configured CueGlance Bridge is required. Displaying cards on glasses additionally requires Even G2 and the corresponding CueGlance app from Even Hub.