For those saying they choose the wrong platform, beware of several facts:
1. They released the iOS version in April 2013, long before the Apple TV was open to apps.
2. As mentioned by other's, Panic built the iOS version using web views that are not available on Apple TV.
3. Status Board originated in 2010 as a web app that targeted a Samsung display with embedded Windows XP on which they loaded Google Chrome.
I would not be surprised that Panic is moving their internal Status Board tool back an modernized version of what they used in 2010. If Panic felt there was money in it, they could certainly port Status Board to other platforms.
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For those saying they choose the wrong platform, beware of several facts:
1. They released the iOS version in April 2013, long before the Apple TV was open to apps.
2. As mentioned by other's, Panic built the iOS version using web views that are not available on Apple TV.
3. Status Board originated in 2010 as a web app that targeted a Samsung display with embedded Windows XP on which they loaded Google Chrome.
I would not be surprised that Panic is moving their internal Status Board tool back an modernized version of what they used in 2010. If Panic felt there was money in it, they could certainly port Status Board to other platforms.
Links about 2010 version:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1177227
https://panic.com/blog/the-panic-status-board/