WireGUI

WireGUI is a controller application for the iPhone and iPod Touch. It uses Open Sound Control (often referred to as "OSC"), which is a protocol allowing the transmission of chunks of data (numbers and strings) over standard networks, such as a local ethernet or wireless setup, or across the internet. This data is most often used to control software for making music or video, but in fact can be used for any purpose.


A day after the App’s initial approval, version 1.3 has already been submitted. The most significant update is the ability to sequence values. Also present are extra OSC message options, a “default” button, a “remember last time” preference setting which retains the last created setup when the app is rebooted, the ability to add a random mystery group, and some interaction and stability improvements. It will hopefully appear within the next few days.
Compose arrangements of GUI object groups on the device just by dragging and dropping icons, and making other simple adjustments. Resize and even rotate groups. Sequence the values. WireGUI is quick and easy to use, yet still flexible and powerful.
http://chrisjeffs.com/wiregui/