imBMW VS Signal-Windows

Fair enough. BMW seat controls are mounted in the center console and talk to a computer that sends signals to the chair for movement. There is another signal sent from the car's main computer that tells it when certain conditions are met, such as ignition on, daytime lights on, etc. Those signals are needed to keep the controls active and let the seat move. Talking with the author of the code, he was too busy to really explain what was needed but said "It's quite simple, you just need to use this code" and provided this specific link to the page. Specific line

Try to install this: https://github.com/signal-csharp/Signal-Windows/releases

There is an unofficial app, but I think it is not in the store and it lacks many features: https://github.com/signal-csharp/Signal-Windows

I've released a new version to the Microsoft Store. Releases are available here.

There's no official Signal app but there's an unofficial app I've been working on and off on for the past couple of years. It's bare bones and buggy (there's currently a blocking bug when trying to add contacts). Also the Microsoft Store link has expired and I don't have access to update it (I've pinged the person that does). Once I fix the add contacts bug I'll most likely publish a .appxbundle on our GitHub page that can be used for side loading.