A desktop app for persisting values (i.e. temperature) over time got from multiple devices. Created for POL-EKO to manage their SMART PRO fridge data.
UPDATE: My app has won the contest π€
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- π£οΈ Bilingualism
- π± Multi-device support
- π "Network discovery" - Coldtime automatically detects devices on the network without the need for manually entering the device data, such as IP address
- π Notifications for when a device becomes available/unavailable, with the program icon in the tray changing color to red if any of the added devices is unavailable
- π Historical data - with the option to select a start and end date, and optimization for compressing large amounts of data points with the user choosing the maximum number of points to display on the graph themself
- π Chart with zoom and scroll capabilities, and a table presenting the data neatly and clearly
- π Minor statistics on the data, such as average temperature for a given day and time since the device status changed
- π€ Data export to Microsoft Excel (.xlsx), CSV, and JSON (depending on the language of the application)
- βοΈ Customizable settings for data retrieval frequency, storage, and maximum graph points
- π Background operation, with the program icon in the taskbar requiring a click to reopen and the option to fully exit in the menu tray
- βοΈ Ability to edit or delete devices, with each device having its friendly name
- π€ BETA: AI model predicting the future data (temperature)
Made with β€ by Artur Nowak