Controller for HomeKit

Events logging is good. But it will be very helpful if only selected device is logged during specified time. Having too many unwanted records makes it hard to track required events. I wonder if this function consumes battery and will it log event even if the app is not opened.

Yeah, this app wants users to subscribe and hope you’ll forget, so it can continue leeching off your money 🤬 Prior to the latest updates, you’re able to use it for a little bit. Now, they don’t even give you that option. Will be deleting and using something else!

No longer free to use any features? Update forces user to sign up for a subscription. Thought about buying it when it was on sale for Black Friday but deleting now that I’m being forced to pay to use app to check temperatures in my home.

A must-have for advanced HomeKit setups. Battery tracking feature is awesome. This app fills in so many glaring holes in Apple’s Home app. Highly recommended.

This is one of the least useful or intuitive apps I have ever wasted my time using. It is not well documented, either. It never recognised any if my 8 different models of Arlo (Netgear) cameras or base station. It us poorly designed and the billec me $25 for a year subscriptions, even after I deleted it. Hard to cancel subscription.

I thought the ability to scan my house with Lidar would be great. I scanned two rooms, then got stuck. I decided to start over, so I deleted “home.” It deleted my Apple home! No “are you sure” or anything. You can say I’m an idiot (fair enough), but getting everything restored was a royal pain. I won’t leave a one-star review, since it was my error, but the developers should add some warnings for idiots like me.

Great! Bueno!

The worst thing to have happened to the App Store is allowing apps to throw full screen pay walls up before you ever get to try the app. I’m not subscribing — even to an “easy to cancel free trial” — before I have had the chance to try the app.

Can’t do anything, the app keeps crashing.

It’s awfully expensive for an app that crashes almost immediately upon launch. More alarming is that the only thing it apparently successfully accomplishes is to let you give its developers access to your home information. Hopefully Apple deletes those settings once you delete the app.