watchOS Complications and a HomePod Link Worth Bookmarking
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Sill is Yet Another Way I’m Curating My News Intake
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HomePass 2 Brings a New Design, Maintenance Features, and a Freemium Model
Back in 2020, John opened his review of HomePass 1.7 in this way:
My HomeKit setup started out simple enough with a few Hue bulbs, but over time, it has grown to include security cameras, door sensors, electrical outlets, and more. As the number of accessories connected to my network grew, so did the hassle of managing them.
I know this is the case for many people, myself included. There seems to be an ever-growing selection of third-party apps for HomeKit, and developer Aaron Pearce has released some of the best. Where other apps add more functionality and, thus, complexity, Pearce has focused on simplicity and pure utility. The best example of that approach has always been HomePass.
A New Tool from Trakt Prompted Me to Update My Letterboxd Shortcut
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Bluesky, Black Friday, and Big Ideas
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The Farm, a Clean Desk Setup, and a Prank
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Weather Up: The Interactive Weather Widget I’ve Been Looking For
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Bongos, Map Comparisons, and Projectors
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Going Blindly Into Python Scripts to Move TV Time Tracking to Sequel
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