SmartHome Dashboard - HomeView
iOS Universel / Style de vie
HomeView turns your HomeKit accessories into a clear, elegant dashboard. Built specially for iPad — with a companion app for iPhone so you can check and control your home on the go.
No more tapping through the Home app to find a single light: see your whole home at a glance and control everything from one screen.
WIDGETS FOR EVERYTHING
- Lighting – turn on/off, dim and pick a colour
- Climate – temperature and humidity, with thermostat control
- Curtains – open, close and position precisely
- Cameras – snapshot view, tap to enlarge
- Switches & fans – control them with a single tap
- Scenes – activate up to three favourite scenes instantly
- Alarm & locks – control your security system and smart locks
- Weather, rain forecast, clock and date
MADE YOUR WAY
- Filter by category for quick access
- Pin your most important widgets to the Overview
- Arrange everything with drag and drop
- Custom names and icons per widget
- Choose from several background colours – or let them switch automatically between day and night
- Digital or analogue clock
ON YOUR IPHONE TOO
Take a focused version of your home with you. Add just the devices you want, browse by category or by room, group your lights, and search across everything — built for quick glances, not a shrunk-down dashboard.
Everything runs directly through HomeKit – private, secure and with no detours. No extra accounts, no third-party cloud.
HomeView is optimised for iPad and turns an old or dedicated iPad into the perfect control panel for your home – on the wall, on a table or in the kitchen.
Quoi de neuf dans la dernière version ?
Version 2.0
NOW ON IPHONE
HomeView now comes with a companion app for iPhone — so you can check and control your home when you're not near your iPad. It's not a shrunk-down dashboard: it's built for quick glances and quick taps. Start empty and add exactly the devices you want, browse by category or by room, group your lights, and search across everything. Your iPad dashboard stays exactly as it is — the two work side by side.
Everything is per-home and opt-in, just like on iPad.
Thanks, as always, for the suggestions that shaped this release.