SvitloBot Client vs Krill Zone

SvitloBot Client turns your iPhone into a power availability monitor. It uses the phone’s charging status as an indicator of whether electricity is available. In SvitloBot mode, the app sends a signal to the server about once a minute while your iPhone is charging and connected to the internet. The server detects changes in power status and posts updates to your Telegram channel. This mode requires a SvitloBot channel key. You can also enable an instant signal to the server when the charger is disconnected. Telegram fallback is a backup mode that sends alerts directly through your own Telegram bot when charging stops or resumes. SvitloBot requests are disabled while this mode is active. To set it up, create a bot, add it to your channel, and enter the bot token and channel details in the app. Only one mode can run at a time. For continuous monitoring, keep the app open and your iPhone connected to power and the internet. The screen dims, and auto-lock is disabled. No account is required. See the step-by-step guide: https://svitlobot.in.ua/instructions

Krill is an offline-first automation and monitoring companion for your self-hosted Krill servers. Create dashboards, visualize live sensor data, and run workflows that can control devices and services on your network or in the cloud. Krill is designed around a graph of nodes: data sources, processors, and actions that you can combine into reusable automations. What you can do: • Connect securely to one or more Krill servers • Build dashboards with live tiles, charts, and status indicators • Trigger actions manually or on schedules • Run scripts and jobs on your server and review results • Organize systems into projects and share configurations across devices • Keep working even when the internet is unreliable Privacy & control: Your data lives on your infrastructure. Krill does not require a cloud account to function, and you choose where your servers run and what they store. Requirements: A Krill server is required. Install and run a Krill server on hardware or a VM you control, then connect this iOS app using your server address and access key.