Share real-time location with contacts using simple setup. Locate devices reliably in low cellular areas. Activate emergency beacon to send location data for rescue. Sync with emergency contacts for quick response.
Adjust brightness and color temperature to create ambient lighting. Use as a , reading , or night . Set dim levels and timers for automatic shutdown. Control via or physical buttons.
Control party lights with color and pattern changes via a pattern wheel. Sync lights to audio from mobile device or TV. Set brightness, timers, and on/off schedules. Operate only with ™ brand lights using a unique code.
Send distress signals via using a keyboard or pre-set SOS sequence. Transmit signals through iOS device audio. Translate text to and vice versa. Access emergency communication features with one-touch activation.
Flashlight and magnifier combine in one with tip calculation features. Use flashlight to illuminate dark areas and magnify up to 20x. Freeze Frame allows detailed inspection. Vanity mirror provides self-viewing.
Learn maritime with interactive quizzes and detailed flag information. Test knowledge with randomized questions. View Morse code signals using the phone’s flashlight. Track progress and identify areas for improvement through analytics.
Control LED lights via Bluetooth with custom color settings and effect selection. Modify device names and choose from multiple LED driver ICs. Adjust brightness and animation patterns for pixel LED setups.
Control Bluetooth traffic light signals by selecting patterns like individual, flashing, or random. Adjust light names, flash speed, and pin settings. Manage connected devices and customize behavior.
Displays the current time and date in large, readable text. Swipe up to access settings. Choose between 12-hour and 24-hour time format. Select date display options. Toggle visibility of the date and seconds.
Control Bluetooth-enabled UTV stereo LED lights via phone or Bluetooth device. Adjust color, brightness, and strobe settings. Use built-in mic or device mic for music synchronization. Group RGBW devices together for coordinated lighting.