Hi @TomThats! Thanks for using the platform and for your kind words!!
We are working in an easy way for purchasing additional device connections, but meanwhile, you can request any additional device for 2$/year/device if you want. I think it does not worth cheating on that Let me know!
Hello, first of all … Congratulations on your amazing work, I’ve been using thinger since … 3 days … And I’m still impressed with the easy way of interacting with the devices.
How can I add additional devices? Is it self-managed? Or should I request in a specific way?
Sorry, I still do not know all the details of the web platform, this comment at the beginning is to congratulate the thinger.io team, but I take advantage of the ocassion and ask the questions
Hi @kanghan90, no at this moment, but it will eventually have a limit for free accounts, or a pay per use scheme if the bandwidth is high. Do you have a use case requiring so much bandwidth?
This is a really good question, because at the moment is not clear the path that this platform is going to evolute.
Is this going to be a full opensource platform? Will you publish the source code for the server side?
Is this going to be a fremium type, with free accounts and possibility to upgrade to paid accounts?
I think it would be a great value for this community if some of this points can be clarified.
I would like to have the server on my own raspberry, nevertheless, up to now I’m very happy with what you’ve been providing us, and for that I thank you.
@alvarolb Also interested in extra devices! And also keen to get @f616 s question answered. =) At the moment it’s hard to tell whether to invest in / rely on thinger.io or to build some custom solution.
For the moment, I’d like to donate a 20 bucks for 10 devices - if that is still ok?
Keep up the good work, I already love it! Would love it even more, if I could duplicate devices, buckets, and widgets, just to save me some time.