MQTT Alert for IOT

GigioSoft

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About this app

MQTTAlert app is an MQTT client that allows you to monitor your devices for configurable conditions (door open,temperature > x degrees, etc). When the condition is met you will get a phone notification or a phone configurble sound alarm. Each received MQTT message is stored in a local database that can also be exported to csv file for analysis. Analog payloads are also displayed as time series. One can also configure each alert to publish commands depending on the alert status. For example you could publish an MQTT command that switch on a fan when the temperature is higher than a specified value and switch it off when it is below (with configurable hysteresis). Commands can also be published manually from the UI in different formats including images. JSON payloads and published commands are fully supported including nested fields and arrays. Wildcards for topics are fully supported for flexible alerts or messages configuration for multiple devices MsgPack is supported. Dashboard is now available and the app can now integraste some IFTTT events to be linked to alerts.
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Ratings and reviews

It's -looks- good but for some reason, I can't connect to my HiveMQ cluster. When I test my connection on the Broker Access Configuration page, an error message eventually pops up that says the connection failed. There seems to be more information in the message but I can't access it. My first rating was so so but I figured out my connectivity issues and I am very pleased. I do wish I could change the size of the graph on the dashboard though.

This is just a great App for monitoring and controlling devices via MQTT on your phone. It configures nicely and is intuitive to use and test. It exceeded my expectations. It is under active development and enhancement.

The best MQTT tool out there, period. Works great every time, doesn't disconnect, lots of features. Of course, don't forget to add to unrestricted apps, and allow background data usage and remove it from duckduckgo app tracking (or whatever protection vpn you're using). Cheers! Suggestion: for alarm type notification, keep the notification undismissable. Otherwise if you dismiss it, there's no way to stop the sound unless you go in the app and disable+enable the action item.

What’s new

emergency release to fix regression bug introduced for android 15 compliance