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TapoController v0.2.1

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@alexwing alexwing released this 14 Jun 13:28

TapoController 0.2.1 — warm/cool white presets at maximum brightness.

The L530's full ~806 lm is only reachable in white mode (dedicated white LEDs); color mode (hue/saturation) uses the dimmer RGB LEDs. New dedicated Warm (2700K) and Cool (6500K) presets drive white mode at 100% so they match the official Tapo app's intensity. Also exposed via API POST /white and CLI white.

Includes everything from 0.2.0: LAN bulb auto-detection, transparent icons, dev-port fix.

Windows x64 installers, Authenticode-signed (self-signed: SmartScreen warns the first time → More info → Run anyway). One-time: enable "Third-Party Services" in the Tapo app.

TapoController v0.2.0

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@alexwing alexwing released this 27 May 11:33

TapoController 0.2.0 — 100% local control (no cloud) of a Tapo L530 bulb.

  • Desktop app (Tauri 2 + React) with an own reverse-engineered Tapo protocol (KLAP).
  • Smooth animated mode (bulb's native effect) and screen-capture Ambilight
    (PotPlayer/VLC/any player): monitor selector, fade/instant, fps, brightness cap.
  • Local API (REST + WebSocket) for plugins. Windows tray. 3-tab UI + ES/EN i18n.

Windows x64 installers, Authenticode-signed (self-signed: SmartScreen will warn
the first time → More info → Run anyway).

One-time requirement: enable “Third-Party Services” once in the Tapo app.

TapoController v0.1.0

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@alexwing alexwing released this 17 May 09:12

TapoController 0.1.0 — 100% local control (no cloud) of a Tapo L530 bulb.

  • Desktop app (Tauri 2 + React) with an own reverse-engineered Tapo protocol (KLAP).
  • Smooth animated mode (bulb's native effect) and screen-capture Ambilight
    (PotPlayer/VLC/any player): monitor selector, fade/instant, fps, brightness cap.
  • Local API (REST + WebSocket) for plugins. Windows tray. 3-tab UI + ES/EN i18n.

Windows x64 installers (unsigned: SmartScreen will warn the first time →
More info → Run anyway).

One-time requirement: enable “Third-Party Services” once in the Tapo app.