apptalk.ninja vs JINNI

HTTP and Bluetooth monitoring and debugging tool for iOS developers

apptalk.ninja is an easy-to-use monitoring and bug tracking tool for mobile app developers.
It logs and debugs HTTP, Bluetooth Low Energy and iBeacon communication over-the-air solving currently hard-to-track errors of client-server communication and supporting the exploration of connected devices such as wearables, smart home, smart car devices and other IoT technology.

For the app developers it's like getting superhuman ninja senses so that they can see what's going on in their users' pockets on each and every device that runs their apps.

apptalk.ninja brings transparency to app development: reproducing errors becomes much easier and it also speeds up collaboration between the client-side and backend developers by making the transcript of the full http communication on the devices available online and does the same between the BLE hardware engineers and the app developers.

apptalk.ninja is currently available on iOS in free, public beta and they are actively looking for early adopters. In exchange for giving apptalk.ninja a try and providing feedback they offer the service for free for the next 12 months.

No more playing favorites: Now you can speak to all your virtual assistants on the go

Jinni, which is set to launch on Indiegogo tomorrow morning, November 30th.
is an exciting cross-platform portable device allowing you to access all forms of virtual assistants including Alexa, Ok Google, HelloJinni (for Droids) or Siri (for iOS) anywhere, any place and any time.

Using just two buttons, you can toggle between the different virtual assistants, play music, listen and respond to messages, control your IoT products and more. Without ever taking out your phone, or needing to buy an Amazon Echo or Google Home Mini – you can take advantage of all that OkGoogle, Siri or Alexa have to offer. Jinni will help you get answers to important questions such as, “why is the earth round?”, or “how old is Mark Ruffalo aka: the HULK?” Jinni will assist when you are looking for directions, sending a message, or ordering from Amazon.
Jinni will also let you tap into your Home automation products: locking the door for you, turning on a light or ordering an Uber.

Jinni is also quite versatile – clip Jinni onto a pocket, magnetically attach it to a shower wall or under the kitchen hood, even clip it onto the car steering wheel and easily access your virtual assistants.

The Amazon Echo Dot was the highest selling product this past Cyber Monday, but Jinni doesn’t require you to have any additional hardware such as the Echo.
You will be able to still beckon Alexa, not only from the confines of your kitchen or living-room but outside these rooms, even in an outside environment. With its weeklong battery life when in touch-mode, Jinni is a totally dependable, multi-tiered device.