@roger-0

error response on phone is is A type is missing a value

@rob-loosx This is an excellent idea, much more intuitive than "push and twist".

@vesa
With the new Matter update, I'm in fact using a flic button as a doorbell button, together with Home assistant. It's working great with the Matterbridge addon, and a Boolean helper that's visible in the Flic app.

Hey @rick-0!

I don't know about all the play a song then radio business... But I also wanted to be able to play radio stations on sonos with my flics(not a playlist) and wrote some code that works for me.

https://github.com/V0idmain/flic_examples/tree/main/sonos_radio_example

You'll need to be able to get setup with the hub sdk.

Hope it helps!

@john-j-baumbach FYI: this was fixed in the Apr 2 2024 release of the Android app. Button works again!

Flic => HTTP request => Shelly

You should be able to send a HTTP request to the shelly with your flic. A bit of googling (or ChatGPT) should give you the appropriate payload.

I am not sure if Shelly accepts a "toggle" command, if not you may need a click for on and double click for off.

Good luck

@simonbrohus794
Hi!

Yes, there is!

You can use Flic Universal to configure the Flic button to act as a Bluetooth keyboard and program different key combinations to be triggered when you press it.

You can read more here:
https://flic.io/flic-universal

Hi there,

Thanks for contacting us!

You could connect August Home´s smart locks through IFTTT. Please find more information here:

https://ifttt.com/connect/augusthome/flic

I hope this helps!

Best regards,

The Flic Team

@ymsetjenesta Where do you see this? Can you send a screenshot?

I'm thinking her 'travel Flic' that she has clipped to her purse could be set so that long press would 'snooze' the pill alarm for 60 minutes. So if she is away from the house it wouldn't continue to go off every 10 minutes but would still keep reminding until she is back home and takes the pills.

Hi @isolating - worked, but as you mention, only on unlocked iPhones.

I'll look into the workflow a bit and see, if I can somehow store the requests with a timestamp, at then batch execute them whenever I unlock my phone 🙂

Thanks so far,
Michael