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HomeScan for HomeKit

Name: HomeScan for HomeKit
Author: Pearce Media

Bluetooth Scan your Home

Published by: Pearce Media

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Diagnose signal issues and improve responsiveness of your Bluetooth based HomeKit devices with HomeScan.
• Improve your HomeKit accessories signal strength
Use HomeScan to optimally place your Bluetooth accessories within your home, reducing latency issues and signal interference. Peak and average signal strength allow you to diagnose existing devices, while the graph shows you signal strength over a set period of time.
• Use it with your HomePod or Apple TV
Simply place your device on your HomeKit Hub, choose the accessory you wish to diagnose then watch the signal strength shown on the display.
• Take it on the go with the Apple Watch app
Take the signal strength meter on the go with the included Apple Watch app to find the best location to put that door sensor.
• Audible readouts for ease of use
HomeScan can call out the current signal strength audibly to guide you through placing your device.

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Is HomeScan for HomeKit free?

Yes, HomeScan for HomeKit is completely free and it doesn't have any in-app purchases or subscriptions.
Is HomeScan for HomeKit legit?

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HomeScan for HomeKit is free.
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HomeScan for HomeKit Reviews

I’m not so sure about this app

You add devices that are HomeKit and save them then they disappear. Add a HomePod is NOT a HomeKit device? HOMEpod. What part of HomeKit does it need?

Not what you want

You can stand right next to the device and still have poor signal strength reported. I don’t believe the readings at all. As other have noted it just shows every BLE device you have, which is probably way more then you know. Sorting out the HK devices is difficult, but doable. But again, I don’t trust the meter readings at all!