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I was intrigued by brick, now this, and can't use either. is there seriously no android app like these? :(

• awaseem 2y ago
  Yeah I think the reason is the family activity on iOS is so easy to build around. I'm really sorry I don't own an android phone or have time to port it :(
  • yard2010 2y ago
    ...on the other hand, it's open source so everybody can port this themselves!
    • compootr 2y ago
      afaik swift doesn't port well to android but I'm a dumbass in regards to mobile apps
• high_priest 2y ago
  ScreenZen works great. One would have to convince the dev to include NFC support.
• netsharc 2y ago
  Tasker has NFC reading capabilities and is programmable to do stuff when it detects an NFC ID, I don't know if it can lock the phone though (there's an app called Lock My Phone, and Tasker has the ability to cause apps to take some actions, but I don't know if both can be combined). E.g. I have 2 NFC tags on my desk, when Tasker detects one of them, it calls a HTTP URL of a PHP script on my NAS, the script tells my Hue Bridge to switch on a Hue-enabled power socket (into which my monitor and speakers are plugged), and then the script sends a Wake-On-LAN packet to my desktop PC. The other one turns off that Hue-enabled power socket (I put my computer into sleep separately).