I’ve been collecting hue lights for the past five years, and I’m a huge fan of apps that can randomize scenes to a pallet like iConnectHue. What makes Jelly For Hue different, is that there is a plethora of exciting pallets that push your bulbs to the millions of colors they are capable of. This isn’t another full saturation randomizer. You’re going to see colors from your lights that you have yet to think of.The color pallets are curated and are top notch! Worth every penny for the upgrade! The app experience is fresh and fun! Not to mention that the Developer is great. Since I have a huge hue collection, I have many rooms. I ran into a problem where the bounding box of the room selector modal was larger than the top of my iPhone, and it was displaying behind the top navigation menu. Vlad took the bug report seriously and fixed the issue post haste! Even emailed me back to let me know that he acknowledged the issue and fixed it. This experience was just as enjoyable as using this fun app itself!!!

As the title says, this has become my most used hue app & I have tried them all 😉. It just works & has a great user interface as well. More than happy to pay for the pro unlock rather than some crazy subscription fee like many others have. As far as future update wishlist goes, I hope we get some zone support & maybe some animations of some sort in a future update!

The colors are beautiful, whimsical and spot on matches to what they are supposed to represent. However! I have a huge Hue collection which includes some Hue Switches. The switches control some specialty lights I wanted to manage through the Hue App that don’t have Hue bulbs, my lava lamp for example. I also have several of the Hue Filament bulbs that I don’t always want on for some color moods because they don’t match the tone. There’s no way in this app to select specific lights or groups and turn them off. EVERY TIME I change the color theme these come back on, even after I go in to the specific light list and turn them off. Suuuuuper lame feature that seems like a no brainer. I can’t even find a settings option inside the app...? The app is so cute and beautifully designed. It’s really disappointing that there is no way to customize the controls even a little bit more, when the main function of having Hue lights is controlling and setting the mood. Some of the best color combos I’ve seen, amazing price, gorgeous design, easy to use, but lame lock out of customization. Would be a five star app with a few tweaks.

This is not intuitive. Please add an intuitive users interface to easily know what to do. There is no link back to you, I had to vine and add this review. So fatter I cannot use it. You do have a huge amount of paid color pallets available, that is good, but after scrolling and scrolling and scrolling, how do you know where you’ve been and seen? I suggest that you have a color group (as the background, maybe with a horizontal line to denote a group change)..have each color group have ten pallets. Each set of ten pallets will have a number with big bold font to that group (1. 2, 3, etc., or letter A, B, C, etc) and it will have its own background colorAnd within each group of ten, each pallet will have its own individual number associated with it. E.G., 1, 2, 3, …9, 10, 11, 12, … 19, 29, 21, …. Two leads to distinguish the vast color sets. I’ve tried several ways to get the all to sync w my bridge and it doesn’t There are no instructions inside the app. Not any link to instructions.