RasPiConnect app for iPhone and iPad

New LIVE graphs and controls! EASY to setup! RasPiConnect is a custom iPad and iPhone application designed to connect your Raspberry Pi (and your Arduino with in-app purchase) to the external world. You can connect and control from your iPad / iPhone virtually anything you can connect up to your Raspberry Pi or Arduino. You can have up to ten different pages of controls and you can save and share your configurations. It works with any Python pr C++ enabled computer, not just the Raspberry Pi.

RasPiConnect is a flexible, customizable control panel / display for your Raspberry Pi available on iPads and iPhones. It consists of two parts:

RasPiConnect - available on Apple Appstore
RasPiConnectServer - Written in Python and available on www.milocreek.com for free download.
ArduinoConnectServer - Written in C++ and available on www.milocreek.com for free download.

The major features of RasPiConnect are:

- Easy to setup control interfaces (all done on iPad - no need for downloading or syncing)
- Ten independent pages of displays available
- Display text, meters, images all from your Pi or Arduino to your iPad / iPhone
- Customizable Action Buttons allow the iPad / iPhone to control your Pi /Arduino
- Auto refresh keeps things up to date
- You can connect to multiple Pi’s on every page
- Wide variety of different customizable controls on the iPad / iPhone
- Open source customizable server for your Raspberry Pi written in Python
- Open source customizable server for your Arduino written in C++
- Works with any computer that supports Python (not just the Pi!)
- Two ways of Importing / Exporting for sharing configurations

The major features of the RasPiConnectServer are:

- Full Open Source Code
- Easily Modifiable by User
- Full Documentation
- Excellent Examples
- Modular Architecture
- Supports Webcams / i2c devices / custom hardware
- Bi-Directional interface with the RasPiConnect client software
- Runs on Raspberry Pi or any OS or machine that supports Python
- Arduino Server runs on Ardunio Mega and above
- Uses XML for Communication and For Configuration Files