ShockAlarm0.4.9

ShockAlarm lets users control and manage OpenShock shockers from a mobile client, including their logs, shares, hubs, share links, and API tokens. As a cross-platform OpenShock client optimized for mobile use, it brings these controls together instead of limiting them to a desktop interface.

Users can create alarms, operate several shockers at once, and set random intervals for intensity, duration, or delay. Its Material You design, responsive layout, and explanatory information buttons give controls and settings a familiar Android presentation. The interface also places shared and personally owned shockers together rather than separating them into inconvenient tabs, while aiming to cover OpenShock’s supported features and extend them further.

ShockAlarm connects to openshock.app by default, and it can also work with self-hosted OpenShock instances. It suits people managing multiple connected shockers, configuring timed actions, or checking shared devices and activity while away from a computer; an Android login flow is available when desired.

Version 0.4.9 fixes the bottle-spin screen opening when no shockers are selected and adds support for the WellturnT330 Shocker during creation. It also switches the service address from next.openshock.app to openshock.app and adds the option to log in through Android. ShockAlarm is an open-source Productivity app for Android 7.0 or later, with arm64-v8a, armeabi-v7a, and x86_64 builds.