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Neato is a free productivity app designed for iPhone users, focusing on enhancing calendar and time management capabilities. With its intuitive interface, Neato allows users to organize their schedules effectively, offering features such as event creation, reminders, and customizable views. It integrates seamlessly with existing calendars, ensuring that users can manage all their appointments in one place.

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The app prioritizes user experience with its clean design and straightforward navigation. Users can easily set recurring events, share calendars with others, and receive notifications for upcoming tasks. Neato's ability to sync with other calendar services enhances its functionality, making it a valuable tool for anyone looking to optimize their time management and stay organized.

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Full Specifications

GENERAL
Release
Latest update
Version
1.1.5
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
iOS
Operating System
iOS 12.1.2
Additional Requirements
Compatible with: iphone3gs, ipadwifi, ipad3g, ipodtouchthirdgen, iphone4, ipodtouchfourthgen, ipad2wifi, ipad23g, iphone4s, ipadthirdgen, ipadthirdgen4g, iphone5, ipodtouchfifthgen, ipadfourthgen, ipadfourthgen4g, ipadmini, ipadmini4g
POPULARITY
Total Downloads
112
Downloads Last Week
1
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By Pathway Connectivity, Inc.
Neato is a remote control for the Cognito lighting controller by Pathway Connectivity and the Cognito PC application. The app lets you play...
Neato is a remote control for the Cognito lighting controller by Pathway Connectivity and the Cognito PC application. The app lets you play memories and access lights or even individual DMX addresses for troubleshooting, check-out or focusing.The iPhone edition offers panels with six memory buttons, or four buttons and a memory master slider which mimics the far righthand slider on the Cognito console. A third panel provides password-protected access to advanced features which include two additional panels, as well as allowing editing of the buttons.Memories can be assigned to buttons by double-tapping the button. A picker will appear which lists the memories stored in the console. After a memory is assigned, double-tapping the square frame next to the button lets you pick an image (or take a picture) to go with that memory.The Light panel provides an easy way to step through your lights, or to select a specific one. Any light can be flashed, or locked on or off or at a glow independently of any programming activity happening on the console. The panel shows the light's intensity, as well as its colour and pan/tilt and shutter positions if the light has automated control of those properties.The Address panel provides access to individual addresses, with a similar flashing and locking capability to aid in troubleshooting and testing automated fixtures.The iPad edition provides the same control functionality, though it always operates in Advanced Mode so no password is required. It offers a panel of 20 memory buttons plus a memory master slider.To use the neato app you'll also need a Cognito console or Cognito PC connected to WiFi. You can simply plug a WiFi node into Cognito's Ethernet port, or if Cognito is on a network make sure the network has a WiFi access point, and choose that network in the iOS Settings app.Additional functionality for the iPad is available in the Spot and Play tabs. These are usually offered as In App Purchases, but are available for a limited time as a free preview. Spot and Play provide multi-touch replicas of most of Cognito's physical controls, and ten panels of attribute controls.
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