site: pick of the day — Analog TV Simulator

daily-finds.log.md

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 Category: home (new — a HomeKit/smart-home dashboard doesn't belong in the Mac-desktop-UI "interface" bucket; should recur for smart-home apps).
 Fact-check: verified against the App Store listing (Zysco). The find held up and undersold the reach — it runs on SIX platforms (iPhone iOS 17+, iPad, Apple Watch watchOS 10+, Apple TV tvOS 17+, Mac macOS 14+ Apple silicon, Vision Pro visionOS 1+), not four. Confirmed the 26 "systems": HomeKit accessories + cameras, surveillance mode with sci-fi video filters, Calendar/Reminders, weather, Night Stand sleep via Apple Health, activity rings + biometric telemetry, comms (call/text/FaceTime incl. emergency services), energy automation, widgets. Free with a $1.99 Premium tier; Lifestyle category; v7.04 (Jun 8); developer states no data collected. The find's "red-alert mode" phrasing wasn't confirmed by the primary listing, so the review describes the surveillance/alert theming without asserting that specific named feature.
 Amazon: n-a (software).
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+## 2026-07-06 — pick of the day: analogtv-full-simulation
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+Chosen over PowerHouz for tile legibility and breadth. The look of a broken analogue TV picture is instantly recognizable to any visitor, and the virtue lands in one line — an app that rebuilds the entire analogue broadcast chain from physics, down to the Apollo Moon-landing format — with a clean 1200×630 App Store hero card that reads at grid size. PowerHouz is a strong second review but narrower: its starship-HomeKit delight presumes the visitor owns smart-home gear. (Previous pick, cjrb-pyrite-light-thermochromic, has had its day since 2026-07-05.)

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 {
-  "hero": "cjrb-pyrite-light-thermochromic"
+  "hero": "analogtv-full-simulation"
 }