Toggol

All your smart home devices within a single app on desktop.

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All your smart home devices within a single app on desktop.

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No more "Hey Google" in the middle of the night. With "Toggol" you can turn on your Bedroom Light with a single click of a button! Available for Windows, Mac & Linux.

Launch tags:Productivity•Home•Internet of Things

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Render Sandboxes: a computer for every agentIsolated compute, persistent state and a real filesystem

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This seems super useful! I start work very early before my wife wakes up so I hardly ever use voice controls in the morning so I definitely see the use case for this. @igorpiatkov What smart systems does this work with?

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6yr ago

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@jakecrump Thanks, Jake! It works with both IFTTT and Zapier, but any platform which provides "endpoints" can be used with Toggol as well.

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6yr ago

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I recently bought some Philips LIFX lights for our corner office. This looks useful and faster to use than my phone.

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6yr ago

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@rrhoover Thanks, Ryan! Let me know if you have a chance to try it out, would be cool to get the feedback!

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6yr ago

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Hi Product Hunters! I’d like to share the idea behind the Toggol app. 🤔 Problem I found myself in a situation when It's not really convenient to ask Alexa to turn on my desk light or power on the kettle in my kitchen. Those situations when somebody sleeps around you, in the middle of the night, you know 😂... 💡 Solution I decided to build an app, which is light, simple, and easy to operate. Ideally, something like a click of a button or two. It should be always on top, so there is no need to open the app directly and find the right switch. So, I’ve built Toggol: 🛠 Features - Cross-platform: MacOS, Windows, Linux; - Customizable single shortcut to access all your smart devices; - User Profile to save all your devices and settings across multiple computers; - Accessible anywhere, so It does not disturb your workflow; - Sits in tray/menubar, so it doesn’t clutter the Taskbar or the Dock. Let me know if you have any questions, I'd love to hear your feedback!

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6yr ago