Hazer Mobile vs mqttch

Hazer is your all-in-one IoT monitoring platform. Turn real-time sensor data into actionable insights and optimize operations instantly. Whether it’s temperature, humidity, energy, or motion, Hazer gives you the visibility and control you need to stay ahead. Hazer is hardware agnostic and supports popular IoT protocols including MQTT, HTTP, and widely used device standards—making it simple to connect, monitor, and scale. With Hazer, you can: Monitor real-time sensor data Analyze and visualize key metrics Gain instant insights to boost efficiency Connect seamlessly with multiple devices & protocols Stay in control of your IoT ecosystem—anytime, anywhere—with Hazer.

Control your MQTT-connected smart home devices from your iPhone and Watch. mqttch gives you a live dashboard on both your iPhone and your wrist. Configure toggles, buttons, and status indicators for any MQTT broker — then operate them from either device. The iPhone app acts as an always-on proxy so your watch stays connected without draining its battery. Free to use with up to 3 controls. Unlock unlimited controls with a one-time purchase. KEY FEATURES - iPhone dashboard with live MQTT state and one-tap controls - Watch app with instant control from your wrist - Toggle, button, status, and compact control types - Per-topic payloads and JSON value path extraction - iPhone proxy keeps the watch connected via WatchConnectivity - Custom SF Symbol icons for every control - Visual topic builder for configuring MQTT topics per control - Secure credential storage in the Keychain - JSON config import/export for quick setup - Background App Refresh keeps state current - Home Assistant integration with device and entity browser BUILT FOR MQTT Works with any standard MQTT broker (Mosquitto, EMQX, HiveMQ, etc.). Publish and subscribe to arbitrary topics with configurable payloads. Request-update topics refresh state on every connect. TLS and authentication supported. DESIGNED FOR IPHONE & WATCH The iPhone dashboard shows live state for all controls. The watch app is a first-class citizen — large toggle rows, compact icon grids, and a connection status indicator give you a dashboard on your wrist.