Fragmented Sensor and Utility Apps Lack a Unified Interface
A solo developer describes building a combined compass, barometer, altimeter, and clock utility after tiring of installing a separate app for each sensor tool, and asks for feedback on the resulting interface. The described friction is niche and mostly resolved by the author's own project.
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