FYI nest has updated their IOS app that include apple watch control.
O boy, I'm definitely getting ready for the sales of my app to drop through the floor now :-D It was not too bad while it lasted.
I've tried their app, and I was able to end the Auto-Away state that my thermostat was in, but then I couldn't change the temperature at all for whatever reason (the number on the watch display would change, but the thermostat itself didn't update). I'll try it again later in the evening.
I guess I should take this opportunity to reassure anyone who still prefers using my app that I definitely won't stop working on it because Nest released theirs. I've noticed so far for example that their app doesn't have complications or a glance, and it is kind of laggy, so I still feel somewhat justified to charge some money for mine. Also, I plan on adding today's screen widget, which is something they don't have. But again, even if the market realities convince me to make it free, I won't stop updating it.
O boy, I'm definitely getting ready for the sales of my app to drop through the floor now :-D It was not too bad while it lasted.
I've tried their app, and I was able to end the Auto-Away state that my thermostat was in, but then I couldn't change the temperature at all for whatever reason (the number on the watch display would change, but the thermostat itself didn't update). I'll try it again later in the evening.
I guess I should take this opportunity to reassure anyone who still prefers using my app that I definitely won't stop working on it because Nest released theirs. I've noticed so far for example that their app doesn't have complications or a glance, and it is kind of laggy, so I still feel somewhat justified to charge some money for mine. Also, I plan on adding today's screen widget, which is something they don't have. But again, even if the market realities convince me to make it free, I won't stop updating it.
O boy, I'm definitely getting ready for the sales of my app to drop through the floor now :-D It was not too bad while it lasted.
I've tried their app, and I was able to end the Auto-Away state that my thermostat was in, but then I couldn't change the temperature at all for whatever reason (the number on the watch display would change, but the thermostat itself didn't update). I'll try it again later in the evening.
I guess I should take this opportunity to reassure anyone who still prefers using my app that I definitely won't stop working on it because Nest released theirs. I've noticed so far for example that their app doesn't have complications or a glance, and it is kind of laggy, so I still feel somewhat justified to charge some money for mine. Also, I plan on adding today's screen widget, which is something they don't have. But again, even if the market realities convince me to make it free, I won't stop updating it.
I tried the native app for literally 20 seconds before removing it. Yours is miles ahead.
ThermoWatch and QuickControl are both WAY better than Nest's app (that it took them a year and a half to get added to the watch.)
There's no complications and I REALLY like the complications for both of the other apps. ThermoWatch is MUCH more responsive than Nest's own app and I like that QuickControl shows me the current temperature in my house on the complication (but it's not as responsive to changing the temperature... so Thermowatch wins out in that respect!)
At the very least Nest should be available in glances and it's not. It's a huge annoyance (to me) to have to get to the app via the little icons. Especially since both the other apps have BOTH complication and Glance. Nest/Google showed they don't care about Apple Watch integration (1) by taking a year and a half to release it and (2) by releasing a crappy app.
Just as a note - thermo watch does have house temperature displayed on two of its complications - the large utility one, and the large modular one (along with the humidity, on both of them). It doesn't show it however on any of the small complications, which you are probably using - but that's a good idea for a future update where I can make that configurable.I like that QuickControl shows me the current temperature in my house on the complication (but it's not as responsive to changing the temperature... so Thermowatch wins out in that respect!)
Just as a note - thermo watch does have house temperature displayed on two of its notifications - the large utility one, and the large modular one (along with the humidity, on both of them). It doesn't show it however on any of the small complications, which you are probably using - but that's a good idea for a future update where I can make that configurable.