This release fixes a bug that prevented the ability to swipe back to previous screens (e.g. device/scene screens to the main screen, device/scene detail screens to their respective device/scene screens).

iOS app - Activate or end your favorite scenes right from your wrist with the new Homeboy for Insteon Hub app on Apple Watch. - Set your Favorite devices and scenes—without the manufacturer’s app—from updated device and scene Details screens in Homeboy. - Switch between Favorites in the general app settings; choose whether you want Homeboy to show the favorites as you’ve defined them in Insteon Lighting or as they’re represented in the legacy Insteon for Hub app. - Open Homeboy by tapping our updated app icon. - We also corrected a problem where tabs didn’t display correctly in some situations. Apple Watch app Introducing Homeboy for Insteon Hub on Apple Watch. This is a fast and easy way to activate or end your favorite scenes right from your wrist! - Select and control all of the scenes in your Favorites - Use Favorites from either Insteon Lighting or the legacy Insteon for Hub app, as set in the Homeboy app on your phone. To use Homeboy on your Apple Watch, you must log in to your Insteon account using Homeboy for Insteon Hub on your iPhone.

General maintenance & stability improvements.

Insteon’s new mobile app is out now, and it has a completely new way of managing favorites. What happened to your old favorites? They’re still available in the old app. And we have them for you here in Homeboy. Tap the split star to toggle between your new favorite devices and your old favorite devices and scenes. We also addressed some other minor issues in this release: - Fixed a bug that could cause your app to crash when switching between homes. - Fixed some broken links in Settings. - Fixed a problem where, in iOS 11 and 12, the color of the title and navigation area could be incorrect.

- Added dark mode for newer versions of iOS that support it - Fixed a bug preventing Favorites from displaying properly on accounts with multiple homes

This release adds limited support for Insteon’s versatile I/O Linc device. Specifically, you can now activate the I/O Linc directly in Homeboy for applications like window blinds, garage doors, and more. Note that I/O Linc devices set to “momentary” relay mode may not accurately represent their status. Additionally, the I/O Linc does not report the sensor input status. We’ve also refined how scene control works, ensuring that the scene activates before going back to the previous screen.

- Minor maintenance and performance improvements - Fixed a problem in iOS 13 that caused some headers to display incorrectly - Fixed a problem in iOS 13 that prevented Homeboy from properly displaying the selected home

Our new device and scene details screens let you see how your smart home is configured and help you troubleshoot pesky scene and scheduling problems. Tap the Information icon on any device or scene screen to view the associated schedule, dim level, ramp rate, and more.

Homeboy will remember and default to the last group you selected on your mobile device

- Added the ability to refresh device status on the device control screen - Fixed bug: FanLinc icon sometimes showed incorrect status - Fixed bug: Devices and scenes did not update correctly after signing out and signing back in - Other minor bugs and performance improvements

This update brings multi-home support to Homeboy, allowing you to control devices on separate Insteon hubs in any location. This is great for managing vacation or rental properties! We’re also introducing design and layout changes that add a splash of color and support newer iOS devices. Finally, we fixed a few pesky bugs that were causing some users problems.

- Fixed a bug that prevented access when the home has no rooms/groups defined - Fixed a bug that prevented devices, scenes, and groups from displaying when a first-generation hub is associated with the Insteon account - Fixed a bug that caused the initial fan speed to display incorrectly for FanLinc - Updated Thermostat view to display fan status as OFF when thermostat mode is OFF This release also includes the latest updates from 0.4.2, including - Support for Insteon Wired Thermostats - Ability to set specific brightness level of dimmable lighting devices - Improved visibility into device status updates - General bug fixes and stability improvements

- Fixed a bug that prevented devices, scenes, and groups from displaying when a first-generation hub is associated with the Insteon account - Fixed a bug that caused the initial fan speed to display incorrectly for Fan Controllers - Updated Thermostat view to display fan status as OFF when thermostat mode is OFF This release also includes the latest updates from 0.4.2: - Support for Insteon Wired Thermostats - Ability to set specific brightness level of dimmable lighting devices - Improved visibility into device status updates - General bug fixes and stability improvements

- Support for thermostats - Dimmer slider control for lighting devices will now display a brightness value indicator for better accuracy - Busy indicator in device list views shows which devices are retrieving status updates - General bug fixes and stability improvements

- Support for FanLinc - General improvements and bug fixes