stasis for unu
The app for day-to-day use. Control the scooter, check its status, install updates, and send destinations to the dashboard.
- Lock, seatbox, blinkers, and horn
- Batteries, range, odometer, and status
- Firmware updates from Librescoot 1.2
Apps and services for phones, Home Assistant, and navigation.
Phones and ESP32-S3 devices connect straight to the scooter over Bluetooth.
The app for day-to-day use. Control the scooter, check its status, install updates, and send destinations to the dashboard.
The Librescoot edition of stasis. It has the same features with Librescoot branding. A separate app ID lets you install it alongside stasis.
Home Assistant without a cellular plan. An ESP32-S3 within range connects Home Assistant to the scooter, even while the scooter is hibernating.
Requires: ESP32-S3 with librescoot-esphome
Sunshine requires internet access on the scooter and a Sunshine account.
To host the cloud yourself, set up uplink-server on your own server and configure uplink-service on the scooter.
The new cloud platform for unu scooters. Sunshine displays telemetry and trips in the browser and sends commands to the scooter. Sunshine provides its own telemetry client, radio-gaga, which is bundled with Librescoot, and also supports uplink-service.
Your scooter in your smart home. The integration sends location and vehicle data to Home Assistant and exposes the scooter controls there.
Share a destination, then ride there. Use the Android share sheet to send a destination from Google Maps or Apple Maps to the scooter through Sunshine.
No ready-made builds are available yet; the app must be built from source.
Vehicle state is available in Redis; commands use the same interfaces as lsc and the apps.
Maintaining an open-source project for the scooter? Let us know and we will gladly add it to this page.
The respective authors are responsible for maintenance and support. Inclusion in this list does not imply endorsement by Librescoot.