Matrix of things that will work with WigWag

Eric2 2013-12-13 00:47:16 UTC #26

1) Chipolo ( I am assuming this needs the dongle - could you use more then one dongle to triangulate the position?)
2) Embrace +
3) Plugaway *** new addition to the list*** (The project designer is a backer of wigwag and hopes to collaborate)
4) Light pack

Ps thanks for making this project so open and awesome

saxnix 2013-12-14 21:21:13 UTC #27

Plugaway looks cool and quite a bit cheaper than UBE's version. I have just backed it.

adamsvine 2013-12-18 14:17:39 UTC #28

There are lots on the list I would definitely like to use it with. Can I also add:

jullio 2013-12-19 01:05:44 UTC #29

New Internet Dongle.
Please ADD: FreedomPop Freedom Stick Bolt 4G/3G Modem to the list.

FreedomPop offers free 500mb of data each month on their free plan. No fees. If you go over it has descent rates. No monthly contracts. It runs on sprint network. If my internet goes out I would like to have this available for the WigWag Relay as a backup to send notifications. It has a software for linux, android, and chrome os.

adamsvine 2013-12-19 11:09:37 UTC #30

Also must get compatibility with this: http://getgoldee.com/

aalmvide 2013-12-20 07:00:56 UTC #31

Here is my list of desired support:
- IFTTT
- Nexa, ie 433MHz
- Sonos
- RFduino
- BT 4.0, for StickR TrackR

adamsvine 2013-12-21 09:14:59 UTC #32

and another: PIONEER SCLX57 3D READY HOME CINEMA RECEIVER (appears to have a wifi control app so surely we can control it too?)

wigwagmod 2013-12-22 20:31:31 UTC #33

We appreciate all the feedback on these... keep them coming.

@adamsvine Concerning devices like the Pioneer receiver: Yes, if it has an App working over WiFi it's doing something WigWag can probably do. But we need an API - posts these here or start a new thread if you find them... It will likely be picked up by the community if the devices are popular.

wasteland 2014-01-19 17:59:38 UTC #34

I like that you are working hard to be compatible with so many devices. I would like to suggest a few for consideration that I use (or plan to use)

-Fitbit (http://dev.fitbit.com/) could use this much like the ifttt for jawbone up, turn things on when I wake up
-Smart power strip (I know they have a smart things version but I currently don't use smart things, so I am planning on getting the standard version)

-Ivee. It was mentioned earlier in this thread. And at the beginning of the campaign it seemed like WW and Ivee would be working together but haven't heard anything about it in a long time.

arthur 2014-01-20 15:59:41 UTC #35

My list is as follows:
1. Wemo
2. Tado thermostat (link is http://www.tado.com/de-en/). This is a German version of Nest.
2. Tasker
3. IFTTT

elmedico27 2014-02-01 16:46:47 UTC #36

Definitely looking forward to integration with a lot of these (add my vote for IFTTT, Tasker, ivee, WeMo, and Almond+) but here are a couple I hadn't yet seen on the list:

Honeywell Thermostats -- the Wi-Fi Smart Thermostat specifically looks awesome
Schlage Electronic Locks -- these are just Z-wave, so I imagine they'll work OTB with dongle

buyerkurt 2014-02-02 18:54:57 UTC #37

MULTIPLE e-mail accounts

This could help ensure compatibility with devices that otherwise might not be compatible.
I'm not sure how the current e-mail compatibility works. Maybe this compatibility is already there.
Various devices with their own e-mail accounts notify me of their operation via an e-mail notification.
If I could use specific emails from different e-mail accounts for "when" statements this would be a stop-gap measure for devices that don't have legitimate compatibility. Of course, this would help for "when" statements but not for "then" statements. IFTTT limits to just e-mails from one account, which limits usefulness.
Google Calendar

It would be nice not to have to program a separate WigWag calendar with information that is already in my Google Calendar.
3. Remote Lock (Lockstate Connect) WiFi deadbolt lock (completed Kickstarter product)
4. IFTTT
5. Foscam IP cameras
6. 3M Filtrete WiFi thermostats
7. Voice commands using the smart phone app.
8. Bringrr ID tags (kickstarter)
9. Denon IN-Command receivers.

bigkatoomer 2014-02-13 12:36:06 UTC #38

I'm based in the UK. Trying to avoid the need for RasPI or Arduino....

LightwaveRF (http://www.lightwaverf.com/) Lights, plug control etc.
Heatmiser WiFi (Heating control)
Tado Heating control
Tasker (Logic integrator program for Android devices) - Would effectively allow WW to control so much more)
Foscam
IFTTT

Thanks,

Will

bananaslug79 2014-02-14 19:45:16 UTC #39

Really excited about some of this stuff. I use one of these at home to control my entertainment center with Android:
Harmony Ultimate Hub

I'd guess Harmony would control this stuff with an iron fist (i.e. good luck finding an API) but it definitely works over Wi-Fi to do all its magic.

saxnix 2014-02-15 22:53:18 UTC #40

As per the edit I made in the first post, can you please either reply here, shoot me an email, or reply to the topic in general, with devices you have confirmed interoperability with? I will then highlight that device as being Confirmed as compatible. To start things off I did this for Sonos (as per the update) and was hoping you could have a look a the list and let me know the ones you have been successful with. If you are feeling extra sharing, could you tell me any of them that you are currently Investigating, and even any that are absolutely Not-compatible at this stage given your testing? I can add these tags as well.

elmedico27 2014-02-19 03:37:57 UTC #41

Great idea, @saxnix and major kudos for keeping this list going. Might I suggest moving the confirmed items to the top? I'm imaging something like the following, perhaps even with a middle category of "suspected" or "likely":

CONFIRMED

UNCONFIRMED

saxnix 2014-02-19 08:51:33 UTC #42

@elmedico27, done and done.

Happy to do it. I will add the other categories as soon as WigWag lets me know

Come on WW, let us know what you have working, what you have tried - but couldn't get to work yet, and what you still have to test with. I am sure many backers would love to know where each of the products sits.

Familia_guzman 2014-02-19 20:23:54 UTC #43

@saxnix agree with you 100%!, some of us would like to start getting ready for when WigWag launches. This way we can have an idea of what protocols to invest in or think of investing in.

Familia_guzman 2014-02-19 20:32:47 UTC #44

@saxnix

this is in refrence to the Insteon 2413U PowerLinc Modem INSTEON Dual-Band USB Interface.

bryan 2014-02-28 23:07:13 UTC #45

How does everyone feel about Jalousier a connected box for your Venetian blinds? They currently are on Indeigogo. We recently noticed them when we were mentioned in an article about their campaign.