Wio

Wio Free App

Rated 3.26/5 (61) —  Free Android application by Seeed

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About Wio

Wio Link is a Wi-Fi development board to build connected IoT projects with Groves. Simplify your development of IoT devices without requirements of hardware programming or soldering.

How to Download / Install

Download and install Wio version 2.3.6 on your Android device!
Downloaded 1,000+ times, content rating: Everyone
Android package: cc.seeed.iot.ap, download Wio.apk

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4.0.3+
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App History & Updates

What's Changed
- update google sign-in
- update generic digital input driver
- Support Grove - Voltage Divider
- Update Grove - BMP085
- Fixed a few bugs
Version update Wio was updated to version 2.3.6
Version update Wio was updated to version 2.3.5
More downloads  Wio reached 1 000 - 5 000 downloads
Name changed  Name changed! Wio Link now is known as Wio.

What are users saying about Wio

X70%
by X####:

At first it was a bit tricky to setup, it helped to disable mobile data to connect to the Wio device. Once that is done, it's easy to use, and the steps to connect a device and a grove are very easy to follow. Usage is quite basic, but it also provides access to more advanced possibilities. The groves have proper images so are easy to add. Most of the groves are supported as well, so the list of devices becomes quite long so a search or filter function would be a nice extra.

Z70%
by Z####:

I just cant get past the wifi page. I've already connected my phone to my home wifi and the app states to allow permission for wifi usage for app. So i enable all permissions but still......the wiolink cant connect to wifi at all. Sad.

Z70%
by Z####:

The App won't even go past the screen after choosing the WioLink. The screenshots online talk about a button that says "Show Wifi List" but this app only has a next button.

Z70%
by Z####:

Great little app if you need a quick IoT prototype. The pairing took a few tries but worked eventually. Wish the modules were a bit more readily available though

Z70%
by Z####:

Can't get it to connect on my galaxy s7. Won't get past the get device status. Error 1044.

Z70%
by Z####:

Can't even login!!! Also tried registering again for the hell of it. Nothing. I continue to get vague 'Server Error' notification. -Pixel XL -Android 7.1.5

Z70%
by Z####:

Awesome, this really gets kids to start thinking!

F70%
by F####:

Especially now that it's been updated to better support private servers. Still not sure how to use the I2C hub. Use wio-cli to configure your wio link. Google sign in errors.

R70%
by R####:

Almost all of the groves have no image and none of the grove ports show any information after you drag and drop. The APIs are good but I wouldn't say they're for beginners. After fiddling almost blindly I was able to get it to register a button press. Then I used Tasker to give me a toast every time it's pushed. So the potential is definitely there, but the app could be a bit better.

Z70%
by Z####:

I have a problem with the image of the program , there is no images at all please help what I can do????

R70%
by R####:

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R70%
by R####:

Great product when you can get it to work. I cannot configure it on my S7. I got it to work by connecting it with my wife's iPhone then I could use the android app.

T70%
by T####:

I would steer clear of the Wio product line for now. Wio is a great concept, but suffers from an immature/incomplete set of drivers, this confusing/poorly working app, and poorly documented ecosystem right now. This app is a part of the whole problem. It failed to connect to my device (Android/solution had to use the CLI). It was the first glimpse given into what Grove sensors were compatible with the Link device and what weren't -- shown to me well AFTER I bought a set of mostly unusable sensors. Nice one Seeed -- thanks a lot. Finally, it is confusing. The drag and drop in particular is very poorly designed. There is little indication that not all sensors are compatible with all slots. Worse, when you grab an item to drag, the slots that are INCOMPATIBLE say "Drag device here", whereas the slots that are actually compatible, lose that indicator. This is the exact OPPOSITE to how it should work. Why would this app tell me to drag a sensor to an incompatible slot??? Anyhow, what I thought would be a fun experiment with solderless IoT, from a company I would normally trust, has turned into an expensive fail. It is unfair to present this as a working product/ecosystem.

U70%
by U####:

App just crashes when trying to connect to the server to add a device.

M70%
by M####:

Wio link is such a great product - it is a shame that it is let down by an app that doesn't work for many. I cannot configure the wio other than using the CLI. Which completely fly's in the face of what the kickstarter campaign was about.

C70%
by C####:

Can the dev explain in the app description why these are needed? Seems unnecessary to have access to app history, phone, call log, etc.

R70%
by R####:

Gave it a month, saw two app updates released, and still - neither unit will connect. Sorry but I don't really have the time nor inclination to mess around with some sort of command line toolkit. I'll try again after two or three more updates. So far, just another Kickstarter disappointment.

J70%
by J####:

Since v2.2.2 App work like intended. I am able to add links directly in the App on a Nexus 7 and a Nexus 5x, both running latest Android 6. It takes some time until connected Links and their connected Grove modules appear if the app is reused after some days.

R70%
by R####:

It just works, tablet or phone. Super pleased

Q70%
by Q####:

It is working like a charm again! Thanks!

R70%
by R####:

The list of supported Grove components is too small, shouldn't all Grove components sold by Seeed be supported by the app? Half the components I have are unsupported and thus useless. When will more components be supported?

R70%
by R####:

Can't connect to AP. Both iOS and android app has this issue >.< Don't make me regret my purchase :(

R70%
by R####:

The device can't connect to the wireless router. Thought this new version would fix things but it hasn't.

X70%
by X####:

Seeing data collected by the Wio in the app would be great, as would the possibility to interact with it. This would speed up troubleshooting.

D70%
by D####:

It's really confusing, just sat down to use the Wiolinks and can't even do basic stuff like read inputs or control outputs. Weird stiff

R70%
by R####:

Wio link won't connect to AP, tried multiple routers. Fix please!


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