Análisis de la app Nosedive para 9 de diciembre

Nosedive is the easiest and most convenient way to connect to your favourite self-balancing electric skateboard. Cross-compatible with nearly all models, it's the only app you'll need to check up on your fleet of boards. WIDE COMPATIBILITY Thanks to extensive development work, Nosedive is the only app that is compatible with all common board types. This means you can say goodbye to switching apps depending on which board you're riding. LIVE ACTIVITIES Most of us don't want to open the app to check on battery, trip distance, or toggle our lights. With Live Activities available on the lock screen and Dynamic Island, you can quickly glance at your phone to get the information you need without having to open up the app. APPLE WATCH SUPPORT If you like to leave your phone at home while riding, thats no problem now. Nosedive allows for direct connection to your board from your Apple Watch. Maintaining the same cross-compatibility as your phone. View stats, change riding modes, toggle lights, and more. CUSTOMIZATION Personalize your app appearance to match the color of your board. You can also upload a small image to act as the logo for your board whenever connected. CHARGING TIME Quickly glance at estimated remaining charging time from your Lock Screen to know when it's almost time to head back out and ride! SIRI SHORTCUTS Get creative and automate various actions with Siri Shortcuts. From changing your ride mode, to toggling your headlights, make controlling your board more intuitive and convenient when you're focused on riding your board. Nosedive is an independent third-party application developed by Aaron Taylor. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or otherwise associated with Onewheel®, Future Motion, Inc., VESC®, or Benjamin Vedder. Onewheel® and VESC® are registered trademarks of their respective owners. This app provides compatibility with Onewheel® and VESC®-based devices for informational and connectivity purposes only. Use at your own risk, and always refer to official documentation from the device manufacturers. https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula