Easy to use..
MESH at Google Play market analyse
Estimation application downloads and cost
Description
MESH is the easiest way to plug a project into the Internet of Things ("IoT"). With the MESH companion app, you can program MESH sensors to connect to devices and internet services instantly. Just drag-and-drop in the app to set up your smart sensors and skip the programming and wiring in your next project. * App-Based, Recipe Editor - Create sensor recipes to connect and trigger devices and internet services.* Data Sharing - Select the type of data you’d like to send or share from your sensors.* IFTTT Integration - Design sensor recipes that trigger popular gadgets and internet services using customizable IFTTT Applets. Built-in IFTTT integration makes it simple to track sensor data in Google Sheets, send a notification, trigger other smart devices, and much more.* MESH SDK - Customize sensor recipes with custom functional tags built on the MESH SDK.A information of supported devices is here.http://support.meshprj.com/hc/en-us/articles/212601267* Minor improvements and bug fixes.
Reviews
Mesh are easy to use & Fun. All my electronics are Sony: Bravia, Alpha , Vaio, Xperia, Wena, Life Space UX, Walkman, etc.
I have it on iOS and have been waiting so long for it to come out on Android. I am so happy!
if so, not much useful.
I think the difference between Sony and other Companies it that Sony excel and innovate in the technology industry and others companies emulated. So the person who love Sony Company he know why is he love it 😘💓 I will with Sony Forever
What a shity and generic name.
this app needs a widget. the application useless for Facebook, Hue lights, Amazon, Alexa ect. unless.. their was widget that doesn't fully open up, the application but turns it on as a background application and/or save recipe to the home screen /and/or... select recipes from for example: The Hue lights widget you can turn on/off and even change colors of the lights with just one tap of the screen bought a few mesh devices and would like to see huge American community of engineers behind it
