The linked page says it supports Chrome on Android.
I wouldn't expect too much support, though. The biggest contributor to that project is AI.
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The linked page says it supports Chrome on Android.
I wouldn't expect too much support, though. The biggest contributor to that project is AI.
Yeah it's definitely all AI developed. I don't understand why the browser can't get Bluetooth data. But it seems like the dumbest idea to develop a full mobile app and then find out it doesn't work on Android.
Slopcode. Requires GitHub or Strava sign in.
Yes it is slop but SI have not needed to sign in to either of those places. It just doesn't connect to Bluetooth.
There's no other option?
I want to see if I can get the data off my sensor somehow differently. Incyclist is an app that does that but the data stays in my phone. I want to store it/see it on the server.