- Bug fixes

Watchdogs - all new (Max tier) Your home's AI safety net. * Set up Watchdogs to monitor devices and alert, switch state or fire an automation. Ex: If the backyard water spigot is on for more than 10 minutes, turn it off. * Monitor: Power, Contact (door/window), Lock, Garage Door, Motion, Occupancy, Smoke, Leak * Multiple watchdogs per device — e.g. one on the plug's power, another on the paired contact sensor * Smart Threshold (opt-in): learns from at least 7 days of your device's actual usage and picks a threshold from your 90th-percentile "on" stretch, so it only fires on true outliers * Per-category defaults: Lighting 4h, Climate 8h, Entertainment 6h, Heat-generating 30min * Auto-shutoff (power, opt-in): a second, longer timer that turns the device off if you ignore the alert * Run a HomeKit automation on trip resolution — link any trigger and it fires when the trip clears * History view tracks past trips with estimated runaway energy cost Camera Wall - all new (Max tier) The whole house at a glance — every HomeKit camera, in one beautiful, always-live view. * Every camera, all at once — your front door, driveway, nursery, garage, and back porch on one screen, all streaming live * Auto-cycle mode — let Camera Wall rotate through your cameras hands-free, perfect for an always-on iPad in the kitchen * Tap to focus — see something worth a closer look? Tap any tile for an instant fullscreen view of that single camera * AI motion alerts — Camera Wall watches for motion across every feed and surfaces a banner the moment someone's at the door, walking the driveway, or moving in a room you weren't watching * Built for big screens — fills the screen on iPad * Private and direct — streams come straight from your HomeKit cameras over your own network. Nothing routes through our servers, ever * One window, every home — multi-home households can flip between properties without leaving Camera Wall Calendar-event automations * A new automation engine driven by your iOS Calendar. * Search by text (contains or exact) across all-day, timed, or any events * Fire when the event starts or ends * Chain actions: set a value, toggle, run a scene, wait N seconds * Survives relaunch — won't re-fire occurrences it's already run Sensor Charts * New more powerful look and feel on iPadOS * Shared snapshots now include a title/range/timestamp header and a per-sensor legend with current values, and honor Split mode Polish * Filter bar shadow no longer leaks past the left edge when "All" is selected * Long device names in the control sheet header scale instead of colliding with the close button (reported on iPhone 17 Pro Max) * Scene pill labels cap at a sensible width with tail truncation * Energy rate settings: time-of-use rows are readable on iPad mini again * Calendar permission is properly requested on iOS26 (Calendar features now work — previously the OS silently denied access) * Insights tab Refresh button actually refreshes * Unified Home picker across the app for multi-home setups * Fixed background crash cluster that affected users running automations while suspended

Watchdogs - all new (Max tier) Your home's AI safety net. * Set up Watchdogs to monitor devices and alert, switch state or fire an automation. Ex: If the backyard water spigot is on for more than 10 minutes, turn it off. * Monitor: Power, Contact (door/window), Lock, Garage Door, Motion, Occupancy, Smoke, Leak * Multiple watchdogs per device — e.g. one on the plug's power, another on the paired contact sensor * Smart Threshold (opt-in): learns from at least 7 days of your device's actual usage and picks a threshold from your 90th-percentile "on" stretch, so it only fires on true outliers * Per-category defaults: Lighting 4h, Climate 8h, Entertainment 6h, Heat-generating 30min * Auto-shutoff (power, opt-in): a second, longer timer that turns the device off if you ignore the alert * Run a HomeKit automation on trip resolution — link any trigger and it fires when the trip clears * History view tracks past trips with estimated runaway energy cost Camera Wall - all new (Max tier) The whole house at a glance — every HomeKit camera, in one beautiful, always-live view. * Every camera, all at once — your front door, driveway, nursery, garage, and back porch on one screen, all streaming live * Auto-cycle mode — let Camera Wall rotate through your cameras hands-free, perfect for an always-on iPad in the kitchen * Tap to focus — see something worth a closer look? Tap any tile for an instant fullscreen view of that single camera * AI motion alerts — Camera Wall watches for motion across every feed and surfaces a banner the moment someone's at the door, walking the driveway, or moving in a room you weren't watching * Built for big screens — fills the screen on iPad * Private and direct — streams come straight from your HomeKit cameras over your own network. Nothing routes through our servers, ever * One window, every home — multi-home households can flip between properties without leaving Camera Wall Calendar-event automations * A new automation engine driven by your iOS Calendar. * Search by text (contains or exact) across all-day, timed, or any events * Fire when the event starts or ends * Chain actions: set a value, toggle, run a scene, wait N seconds * Survives relaunch — won't re-fire occurrences it's already run Sensor Charts * New more powerful look and feel on iPadOS * Shared snapshots now include a title/range/timestamp header and a per-sensor legend with current values, and honor Split mode Polish * Filter bar shadow no longer leaks past the left edge when "All" is selected * Long device names in the control sheet header scale instead of colliding with the close button (reported on iPhone 17 Pro Max) * Scene pill labels cap at a sensible width with tail truncation * Energy rate settings: time-of-use rows are readable on iPad mini again * Calendar permission is properly requested on iOS26 (Calendar features now work — previously the OS silently denied access) * Insights tab Refresh button actually refreshes * Unified Home picker across the app for multi-home setups * Fixed background crash cluster that affected users running automations while suspended