HomeLink®

Name: HomeLink®
Rating: 3.7 (30 reviews)
Author: Gentex

In-vehicle home automation

Only for iPhone

Free

30 Ratings
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Productivity
Developer

Gentex
Language

EN
English
Size

86.4
MB

iPhone

Use the HomeLink app for your HomeLink-equipped vehicle! The HomeLink app provides detailed instructions on how to program the HomeLink buttons in your car to operate your garage doors, gates, and other compatible smart home devices. HomeLink works with popular smart home platforms - giving drivers with Bluetooth®- enabled HomeLink even more smart home control from the comfort of their cars. The HomeLink integration with your preferred smart home platform can activate entire routines, all from the HomeLink buttons in your car! HomeLink® is the most widely used and trusted car-to-home automation system, with over 100 million HomeLink-equipped vehicles on the road today. HomeLink consists of vehicle-integrated buttons that use radio frequency (RF) and/or cloud-based wireless control to operate compatible home automation devices. By offering a combination of RF and cloud-based wireless control, HomeLink remains the industry standard for comprehensive, reliable, vehicle-to-home automation. For more information on HomeLink, visit: https://www.homelink.com

Ratings & Reviews

3.7

out of 5

30 Ratings

Strange happenings
05/12/2023

MoCannam
Garage door opens at all hours with no intervention by the user. Found my garage door opened at 1am! Had to delete the app to stop that from happening.

Developer Response
Thanks for the feedback. A quick note, the HomeLink app is unable to open garage doors. Only HomeLink in the vehicle can do that when it is programmed and the button is pressed.
Strange happenings
05/12/2023

MoCannam

Garage door opens at all hours with no intervention by the user. Found my garage door opened at 1am! Had to delete the app to stop that from happening.
Developer Response 12/01/2023
Thanks for the feedback. A quick note, the HomeLink app is unable to open garage doors. Only HomeLink in the vehicle can do that when it is programmed and the button is pressed.
Doesn’t give you any new info
01/06/2022

xSillycybe
Just gives you the same instructions as online or my car manual. Found out I would have to buy a new transmitter to make it work after calling in and performing the same steps I had already tried 8 times.
Doesn’t give you any new info
01/06/2022

xSillycybe

Just gives you the same instructions as online or my car manual. Found out I would have to buy a new transmitter to make it work after calling in and performing the same steps I had already tried 8 times.
Useless
04/17/2022

pjpetersen22345
This maybe helpful if you need to refresh your memory on how to program your opener, but this app has no functionality, useless.

Developer Response
Thank you for your feedback. We'd like to note that the HomeLink Connect app does indeed help with training your in-vehicle HomeLink buttons, but for vehicles with Bluetooth-enabled HomeLink, it can also allow you allow you to control smart home devices from your vehicle. Those same HomeLink buttons can then turn on lights, set your thermostat, toggle outlets and more.
Useless
04/17/2022

pjpetersen22345

This maybe helpful if you need to refresh your memory on how to program your opener, but this app has no functionality, useless.
Developer Response 02/01/2023
Thank you for your feedback. We'd like to note that the HomeLink Connect app does indeed help with training your in-vehicle HomeLink buttons, but for vehicles with Bluetooth-enabled HomeLink, it can also allow you allow you to control smart home devices from your vehicle. Those same HomeLink buttons can then turn on lights, set your thermostat, toggle outlets and more.
One instruction and that's it
10/15/2023

Wes_38
the only instruction the app shows is "press and hold bluetooth button for 5 seconds"... nothing else. that's not helpful
One instruction and that's it
10/15/2023

Wes_38

the only instruction the app shows is "press and hold bluetooth button for 5 seconds"... nothing else. that's not helpful