Samsung / Google smartwatch app for Lucid Motors' vehicles

Question for current app users, just to satisfy my curiosity really:

If we added a Climate button and a Charge Port Door button, would you find it useful?
More useful than the existing honk-horn and flash-lights buttons?

There's a tradeoff between functionality and simplicity. I like the way that the app's current UI is so straightforward that it doesn't need to scroll. But maybe it isn't optimal for many?
Please let me know what you think.
The climate button might be useful. On the Gravity the Charge Port Door is not electronically controlled like it is on the AIr. So while the Charge Port Door button might be useful on the Air it is useless on the Gravity
 
Question for current app users, just to satisfy my curiosity really:

If we added a Climate button and a Charge Port Door button, would you find it useful?
More useful than the existing honk-horn and flash-lights buttons?

There's a tradeoff between functionality and simplicity. I like the way that the app's current UI is so straightforward that it doesn't need to scroll. But maybe it isn't optimal for many?
Please let me know what you think.
Not sure how complicated it would be, but maybe make it configurable to change the buttons for what is useful each person? Or maybe the app have a tile instead where you can add the extra buttons for whatever people may want to add and leave the app screen static.

I think there's an argument here for 'single' versus 'multi' action buttons. IMO, the additional ones you mentioned are not something most people will want right away so having it be a tile or another screen makes more sense to me. In my head, think of the Workout feature. It has multiple screens but it's all embedded within the app. So you can swipe to the right to get whatever additional features you add, but the first screen is 100% static.
 
If honk/flash aren't commonly-used, they can be replaced one for one by climate and charging buttons, which access their own drill-down screens. Separately a Tile option for a blind lock or unlock function might be useful (need to see how easily state can be represented in a Tile), or a least quick access to the app. Working on a prototype of all these now...
 
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Behold, the FLONK screen

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If someone would be willing to take over the project and shepherd it through Google's production Play Store process, I would very much welcome it. Any volunteers?

Google's "internal beta" program that I'm currently using to make the app available can accommodate many more users, though it is clunky with me in the middle. There is enough room left in the current program to provide time to work out where and how this goes.
@kandid want the job? :)
 
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