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by bealex 1y ago
Thanks! That means a lot — native all the way!
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by bealex 1y ago
We’d love to make the app cheaper or even free — we are definitely not in this to get rich. We built something we personally love using, and we believe it’s a unique project: no one else is making native Home Assistant clients like this. Bu
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by bealex 1y ago
Good question! We didn’t mean to hide the pricing. The reason we left it off originally is that app stores adjust prices by country, and we didn’t want to confuse people by listing just the US price or trying to maintain a huge list of 150+
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by bealex 1y ago
Appreciate the feedback—and you’re right, pricing should be easy to find. The reason we left it out initially was that app stores adjust the price by country, so listing one number could be misleading for a lot of users. That said, we hear
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by bealex 1y ago
Thanks for the thoughtful comment! We’re not trying to convince anyone to switch—Home Assistant’s app is powerful, no doubt, and we’ve got a ton of respect for what the team has built. Our focus is a bit different: we’re building a clean, e
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Show HN: Domika – A Native Mobile App for Home Assistant(domika.app)
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Show HN: Ångström, the unit, currency and time converter(itunes.apple.com)
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by bealex 13y ago
There are many non-standard things. Huge amount of animations, all of them are "user controllable". And they must be implemented not to interfere with user input. Then the conversion itself. The goal is to type a number and one-tw
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by bealex 13y ago
Thanks! We want everyone to be able to look at all the work we've done. And, by the way, all regular units are there even without in-app purchase. :)
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by bealex 13y ago
Hello everyone. I am the developer of the app and will be happy to answer any tech question you have. That was a really challenging project.