HomeWidget for HomeKit 4+

Name: HomeWidget for HomeKit
Price: 9 DKK
Rating: 4.5 (2 reviews)
Author: Andras Solyom

Run Home Scenes from a Widget

Andras Solyom

Designed for iPad

- 4.5 • 2 Ratings

- 9,00 kr

Description

Run HomeKit scenes from a widget!

Tapping the icon of a scene on the widget will automatically execute the scene without any other action from you.
- Choose from over 300 colorful icons or 180 custom colored icons for your scenes
- Medium size widgets can show up to 18 scenes
- Large size widgets can show up to 36 scenes
- After scene is successfully run app will automatically return to home screen
- Icon size dynamically adjusts to fit the widget depending on the number of scenes you added
- Small size widgets can only show a single scene due to technical restrictions
- Choose from grid view with many scenes, or list view that also shows scene names
- Custom widget background and text color
- To run a scene simply tap any scene on the widget. Thats it. The scene is running.

Please note that only control of scenes is supported, individual accessories cannot be directly controlled, but you can always create a scene for any accessory to add it to a widget.

6 Apr 2022

Version 1.4

Improvements and bug fixes.

4.5 out of 5

2 Ratings

Promising

Looks for an early version - suggestions:

- Small 4 icon grid (space on iPhone display is Limited)
- Name widgets (#1 #2 is not easy to remember 😀)
- add text to each icon, display text same way as app name in normal apps
- Visualization of is Scene is activated

Thanks for the feedback!
- Due to technical restrictions by Apple it is not possible to put multiple icons in the small widget, if they change it I will update the app to allow it
- Naming widgets is a good idea that I will try to add
- This would work only when there are just a couple scenes, when you have 10-16 scenes in a medium widget the text wouldn't fit well. But I will try to do something about it.
- Visualization of scene is activated is unfortunately again mostly impossible due to technical restrictions

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