Climate 1.2
Device: Mac OS
Category: Lifestyle
Price: $4.99, Version: 1.1.1 -> 1.2 (iTunes)
Description:Climate provides quick and easy access to manage your Nest® thermostat directly the menu bar on your Mac. You no longer need to walk to your Nest in order to change temperature or settings.Climate displays your temperature settings directly in the menu bar. This allows you to quickly glance and verify that your thermostat is setup just as you like it. Climate will send notifications straight to your desktop when your Nest® temperature has changed, has been set to Away and other important events. When you launch Climate, there isn't an icon on the dock. Climate is meant to only live on your menu bar. This should clear any confusion with thinking that the app does not launch. **Important** In order to use this application, you will need to own a Nest® thermostat and have access to your online account at home.nest.com. Got questions or feedback? Give us a shout at joeworkman.net/supportClimate requires a minimum of OS X 10.7.Icon designed by KaL MichaeL Nest® is a trademark of Nest Labs, Inc. Climate is not affiliated with or endorsed by Nest Labs, Inc.
What's New
1. Notification Center Support for the following changes: Temp Setting, State (heat/cool), Away, Offline2. New menu items: - Mode Toggle - Home - Mode Toggle - Away - Logout of Nest account3. Much smoother launch animations. 4. The Nest account management tab is now displayed. 5. Near instantaneous response in updating the menu bar or when getting notifications for change. 6. New Preferences window. 7. Preference to auto launch Climate on login. 8. Preference to change the menu bar icon to display the leaf icon, the temp settings from your devices or the external temperature outside.9. You can now define which Nest devices you would like to display within the menu bar. Climate will remember your devices across multiple accounts as well.10. Newly styled view when there are connection issues with Nest. 11. Climate will keep trying to reconnect to Nest when there are connection errors.
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