Mitsubishi Wi-Fi Control 4+

It’s a nice app and easy to use but it’s missing key functionality such as the ability to set the directed and indirect airflow setting. So essentially, although the app is nice, it’s not a replacement for the infrared controller since it’s missing heaps of functions. Also there is zero integration with Apple HomeKit and you can’t even set up Apple shortcuts to apply certain setting. Even my really old Dyson fan/heater can do that. Please update the app to include all of the functions that the controller offers and add HomeKit or shortcuts integration, then it would be 5 stars. Thanks.

App is ok but not that easy to navigate and also you cant set multiple rules but then choose to use one and not the other, so i have a winter rule set and another rule set but cant stop one from being used but use the 2nd one you either have all the rules going or none. You have to enable all rules or disable all of them. I have a winter rule set to come one in the morning and go off a couple hrs later then come on in the evening and go off a couple hrs later. I now want to set an spring rule where it just comes on in the morning for a couple hrs but i cant run that rule on its own without the other rule running too. If i disable rules they both wont go

First the good: we have four units in our home, a 3 way split and a larger single. It’s great to be able to turn them on and off from my phone as it’s a lot more convenient (and less cryptic) than the remote. It is however missing some pretty basic features:
* ability to set sleep timers or auto off times (eg cool my bedroom for the next hour while I go to sleep)
* ability to skip scheduled rules some days without editing - like don’t heat my office on a public holiday although you normally would.
* integrations with Apple HomeKit and/or Google Home.
* a documented API for people like me to write our own integrations (eg Home Assistant)
* ability to modify the wifi network or credentials used by the units.
* ability to work offline - this appears to actually be a cloud based web application - can I still control my units when my internet is down?
* it would be nice if it didn’t look like I was visiting the 1990’s web while trying to use one of the most expensive electronic items I’ve ever bought.