Your Cockpit
iOS Universel / Style de vie
Cockpit turns your phone /tablet into a universal remote. You can control your multimedia or lighting shading etc from your IPHONE/TABLET from a customized interface to fit your specific needs.
It is clear to all why a universal remote control is needed - simplify the operation of multimedia systems so anyone can use them, Reduce amount of remote controls etc.
But even the universal remote: runs out of batteries, gets lost, has an interface in English only, and has so many buttons you don’t need and adds that much complexity, is in English.
Cockpit takes the universal remote to the next level:
* It runs on any mobile phone or tablet.
* The interface is designed specifically for your needs, no obsolete buttons.
* It can be customized to the need of the owner (different interface for you mother and your 13 years old son…)
* You can use your own language.
* You don’t need eye contact (you don’t have to aim your remote at the TV), in fact you don’t even have to be in the same room with the devices you control.
Cockpit controls devices through the internet. In the age of "internet of thing" more and more devices will have the ability to be controlled via the internet.
But you don’t have to wait until then. Through third party gateways, you can control your multimedia -TV, AV receiver, stop box, projector, Blu-ray etc, but also lighting, shades to create your own smart home.
Quoi de neuf dans la dernière version ?
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.
* Global Macros - create a macro once and use it in any panel, page or handset as many times as you want
* Customizable URL Widgets - Add a custom background color and set the opacity to make your URL widgets look just right
* Fully customizable color options - Text labels can now be any color in the spectrum to give you full control of the appearance of labels, feedbacks and text on buttons
* We've also added lots of stability improvements for crashes that occurred when users were leaving the app.
