**Title: Great App, but Needs Shortcuts and More Features****Review:**We recently had ¡Apartments equipment installed in our apartment, and overall, it works well. However, I have a few suggestions for improvements:1. **Shortcuts Integration**: Please add support for Shortcuts, or alternatively, add a voice command feature within the app to open and close the door. This feature would be especially useful when I'm parking and have my hands full with groceries, so I wouldn't need to take out my phone.2. **Apple Watch Compatibility**: It would be fantastic to have the app work seamlessly with Apple Watch. This would add an extra layer of convenience for users who rely on their watches.3. **Dark Mode**: Adding a dark mode option would be a welcome addition, making the app easier on the eyes in low-light conditions.4. **Temperature Settings**: Please include the ability to set the temperature in Celsius. This would cater to a broader user base and improve usability.Overall, the app is great, but incorporating these features would significantly enhance the user experience.Thank you!

I like the concept of the app but I am very disappointed in the ability to make the schedule work with my lifestyle. I would not recommend this app due to its limitations. The app grays out time periods they think are not appropriate, which is not reasonable. Why grey out any of the times? This is my schedule not yours. The weekend schedule assumes you have a normal 9-5 job so you can’t set the schedule for a swing shift or even a night shift job because the bedtime stops at 11pm. Or what if I don’t work the weekends, it still assumes I want to change the temp no later than 9am but I would like to change it at 10a or 11a but it won’t let you. I’m frustrated that I get hot around 3am in the morning so it would be great to have the temperature go down at that time but with the constraints this is not possible. WHY WHY WHy would you tout this as being the best thing for me and my lifestyle when you put constraints on the scheduling?????? Please consider upgrading this app to accommodate people with different schedules and lifestyles!

I live in a managed building and iApartments was installed recently in all apartments here.1. Despite using a Yale AssureLock, you can’t connect it to HomeKit and it would not allow you to take full advantage of the smart lock like Yale’s Apple Watch app. It’s only done through their app.2. The thermostat is their own brand, and does not support HomeKit. Neither are the leaking sensors.3. No Apple Watch app, no widgets, no Shortcuts support, no Siri support, no HomeKit or Home Key support, not even bluetooth proximity support. You’re tied to this app, which takes a long time to load and refresh, so it takes way too long to open the door through the app. Can’t do automations, can’t quick-access from my phone’s lock screen.4. The privacy policy is spooky. They say they collect data about a bunch of stuff, including some identifying info like phone number, device model or email, and will use it for targeted marketing. They also collect usage of their devices so they know when I’m heating my apartment or when my door is unlocked. I don’t want them to know that.This was forced on me by the building and I would’ve preferred to choose my own smart devices to install that work with the rest of my HomeKit products, like my light fixtures, HomePods, door sensors and cameras.At least put some effort into the app itself to be better for iOS users, like having a widget or Shortcuts support, so that I can save time and make automations for my entire home with the push of a button.

First of all, the installation team that was contracted through iApartments blew out my three way circuit during their installation, and my options are now either tearing apart the ceiling to replace the wire and living through these renovations, or as I have been doing, which is walking across the living room to turn on my kitchen light. I now have other wiring issues in my room where they installed the light switch. Such as persistent humming that drives me insane. Whoever they contracted BUTCHERED the electrical job. They told me they were only basic electricians, but this does not excuse the sloppy job.Secondly, the thermostat is worse than what I had. I had already connected my previous Honeywell to wifi and found it more functional than this. It is also large bulky black box. Are we regressing with technology? I thought chips and components were getting smaller.Also, this “secure” door lock has no option to be turned off unless the battery is taken out. If a criminal wants to sit there and punch numbers, he will. If you try to lock or unlock it from your app, the noise is so loud it’s alarming.It’s too bad I signed a new lease prior to being forced into this monkey business, but iApartments is the exact reason I’m moving out.