Apple Weather Replacing Dark Sky; Free Shipping in the US
by March 22 Update: At 10:40EST we noticed an interruption in the Dark Sky weather API ahead of its shutdown schedule, and have migrated all Dark …
Consolidate Events, cycle through random Google Photos, and more!
by DAKboard simplifies calendar views by collapsing the same events from multiple calendars into a single event, leaving it less cluttered! We have recently added an …
Linked Blocks now available!
When it is desirable to have a block that displays the exact same content on more than one Custom Screen, and be able to edit …
Scheduled Text Audio Alert, Weather On Calendars, Font Selector Widget, and More!!!
Play a sound when a scheduled text block begins! In addition to the customized message displaying on the DAKboard Screen, an audio alert tone may …
Nest Thermostat Updates, Block Scheduling, Loop Options, and More!
by Google Nest Thermostat is back! With the latest release, you can now link your Google Nest account to your DAKboard and view the temperature of …
New Instagram and Atmospheric Map Blocks, Live Editor Enhancements, and more!
Images from an Instagram accounts’ media may now be displayed within DAKboards’ Photo blocks! As posts and other associated images are added to the IG …
Updates for Raspberry Pi OS, Full Multi-Monthly Calendar and more!
DAKboard Operating System version 3.0 has arrived and includes features that make registering DAKboard devices much quicker and easier! It also has a new “Factory …
Introducing Hourly Weather, News Headlines with Photos, and more!
Our latest releases include new blocks for weather forecasts in hourly increments, a new block with a photo-grid format in addition to the more familiar …
Weekly Calendar Now Available!
A brand new calendar format has been created to help organize schedules! With this new “Weekly Calendar” type, the event blocks expand to cover the …
Save and Load Custom Screen Configurations
With our latest release, entire custom screen configurations may be exported for safe-keeping! Save a checkpoint for them into a file, and load it back …