Controller for HomeKit

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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.

Great app that’s still getting banger updates! Thanks to the Dev(s).

Used to be my go to for a very long time, but has crashed on open for well over a year and become useless.

Spent hours trying to get this app to see my Apple TV’s so that I could set one of them up as Home Hub. All suggestions I researched online didn’t work. Too bad, I had high hopes for this app.

apple does not require this app to divulge what information it is stealing from you. why would you use it? The only security issue they address is that they use your location 'all the time'. your privacy should be your decision. do not use this app until they reveal what they are up to.

Scenes edited or natively created through this thing are constantly different (colors, on/off state, levels). It's not even that it's getting corrupted/wrong, it's got to be actively trying to rewrite. For a while it was one light and was kind of cool not knowing what you're gonna get with a color, but when it started affecting locks and power, it got to be too much.

Complicated app, I appreciate the notification feature which is free with Pushcut. Need a license to do most things and the 3d scan is not great. Wish it had the ability to manually edit walls or furniture to make it look more like my home layout. I can see this being really awesome and I hope we see some updates to make the app more appealing and worth the money paid for a lifetime license.

The ability to introduce more logic to automations is just what I was looking for. Controller can access your current HomeKit automations and open up additional capabilities t make them smarter. Worth every cent.

The app is powerful and gives access to features not available in the Apple Home app. But for $30/year or $100 for lifetime access to an app that I would use multiple times every day, there’s a level of polish in the UI that is simply missing from other apps priced in this range (see those by the OmniGroup for example, such as OmniFocus). For the most part, it’s tolerable because they stick to Apple’s Design standards and use native iOS UI assets provided by Apple. But there are places throughout that it really shows and feels amateurish—starting with the app icon, which looks like clip art. 🤮