Easy-to-manage touch screens
Free, open-source touch screens. Guided USB setup, a drag-and-drop editor and local control. Made for Home Assistant.
Screenshot the places people recommend, import a list from another app, or add to a guide you already keep. Wren puts them in Apple Maps.
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Reads places out of a screenshot and hands them to the map app already on your phone — Apple Maps guides on iOS, GPX to five map apps on Android.
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A little bird told me. Turns screenshots into Apple Maps guides — the places
people tell you about, kept somewhere you'll find them.
The bundle id is com.spencerfields.littlebird and the OCR method channel is
littlebird/ocr. Both are deliberate leftovers from the app's first name: the
App ID, provisioning profile and every shipped build are bound to that
identifier, and it is invisible to users. Renaming it would cost a new App ID,
a new profile and a new App Store record for no benefit.Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
A little bird told me. Turns screenshots into Apple Maps guides — the places
people tell you about, kept somewhere you'll find them.
The bundle id is com.spencerfields.littlebird and the OCR method channel is
littlebird/ocr. Both are deliberate leftovers from the app's first name: the
App ID, provisioning profile and every shipped build are bound to that
identifier, and it is invisible to users. Renaming it would cost a new App ID,
a new profile and a new App Store record for no benefit.Read the full README ↗