Notify me when

[melianguidry (Paul Melian)]

I have a SmartApp on my garage door that notifies me when the garage has been open for more then 15 minutes. I set that up a long time ago with the SmartApp “Notify Me,” but I can’t seem to find the app anymore.

I’m trying to tell my front door to notify me if it’s unlocked for 15 minutes or more, there has to be a simple app for this, is there not?

[JDRoberts]

I have a SmartApp on my garage door that notifies me when the garage has been open for more then 15 minutes. I set that up a long time ago with the SmartApp “Notify Me,” but I can’t seem to find the app anymore.

I’m trying to tell my front door to notify me if it’s unlocked for 15 minutes or more, there has to be a simple app for this, is there not?

1. Open the SmartThings mobile app

Two) choose the “marketplace” icon in the lower right

Three) choose “smart apps” at the top right of the page

Four) choose “safety and security” and scroll down until you see it

[melianguidry (Paul Melian)]

Thank you. Now am I overlooking the option to select a lock?

[melianguidry (Paul Melian)]

And actually this looks like it only notifies me if something is being opened or closed or turned on. I’m trying to see if there’s a way to be notified when something has remained in a certain state for too long. (i.e., my door is unlocked for 20 minutes).

[rangelsammon (Michael Sammon)]

use CoRE

[RELEASE CANDIDATE] CoRE (Community's own Rule Engine)

UPDATE DEC 19 2017: If you are still using CoRE, please update to the latest version as soon as you can. Here’s what changed: v0.3.16e.20171219 - RC - Replaced recovery safety nets using unschedule() with a much more optimized method that does not affect ST as much as unschedule() does This is important as CoRE has been identified as a major choke point on a certain method that it uses (ST describes that as expensive in their documentation. As it turns out, it is. With ST’s help, CoRE is now able to recover from timeouts much faster and with a lot less resources than by using its own recovery safety net. You should also consider moving on to webCoRE instead, as CoRE is no longer actively maintained and only gets critical updates. Thank you Continuing in the BETA process of CoRE (mil…

[JDRoberts]

And actually this looks like it only notifies me if something is being opened or closed or turned on. I’m trying to see if there’s a way to be notified when something has remained in a certain state for too long. (i.e., my door is unlocked for 20 minutes).

Smart home monitor can do it with a custom alert for locks:

[melianguidry (Paul Melian)]

THAT’S IT! This is what I was looking for. Thank you!

[melianguidry (Paul Melian)]

I’ve read good things about this, but now I can’t figure out how to get it installed. I did the GitHub integration bit, but it wasn’t able to find my fork, and now I have no idea how to add it.

[melianguidry (Paul Melian)]

Nevermind…I’m making progress through randomly clicking things.

[JDRoberts]

FAQ: What is WebCoRE? (And what was CoRE?)

CoRE (now WebCore) is a very powerful community – created rules engine for SmartThings. It allows you to set up stacked conditionals like “If A then B but only while C and not if D.” Setting it up can be quite complex, but there are many community members who will be glad to help you. For example, here is a piston that one member created to notify him if the dog had already been fed twice that day and he picked up the dog bowl for a third time. He needed this because he has a large family and people didn’t always remember whose turn it was to feed the dog. :dog::blush: [image] The original version of CoRE Has now been replaced by a new version, WebCoRE, which moves the data entry to a web interface. This allows for flexibility and an architecture that requires more memory than is av…

[rangelsammon (Michael Sammon)]

that usually what i do too😜