@claudeai 7/
It all runs from a small phone app I built that doubles as a remote with a touchpad.
Just patience and a good AI pair programmer.
Cheap hardware, but it finally feels like mine. π
#DIY
1/
Bought a cheap Android TV stick. Box said Android 14 + 8GB RAM.
Reality: Android 9 and about 2GB. π
So I rebuilt it with @claudeai as my coding partner, and turned a cheap stick into one of my favourite thing in the house. π§΅
#AndroidTV#AI
@claudeai 6/
At night it turns into a big flip clock, inspired by the Mac screensaver, and dims itself so the room stays dark. π°οΈ
Alarms too, with sounds to choose from. The TV is my bedside clock now.
@claudeai 4/
Built my own app for it, TV Notes. π
I type a note on my phone and it lands on the TV home screen. Add a reminder and at that exact time the TV pauses whatever I'm watching, chimes and pops the note up.
@claudeai 3/
Swapped the cluttered home screen for a clean one with classic oil paintings in the background. πΌοΈ
I can switch the theme (space, cities, animals, anything I type) straight from my phone.
@claudeai 2/
First surprise: it shipped with sus system apps, one disguised as an official Android app, plus a hidden setting that leaves the whole box open to anyone on your Wi-Fi.
Cleared the junk out.
If you own one of these cheap TV boxes, check what's running on it.