Less noise. A clearer picture of your Home Assistant home. Version 2.4 makes it easier to find problems, understand what happened, and decide what to check next. • Grouped issues: Related warnings now become clear device and integration problems, so one offline device doesn’t overwhelm your list. • Downtime history: See up to 10 days of availability, how long a device has been offline, and how often it drops out. • Practical guidance: Get troubleshooting checks tailored to the device or connection that’s failing. • One issue at a time: Move through problems with Previous and Next controls. Snooze or hide an issue and continue to the next. • Show on Map: Jump from a supported device’s issue directly to its location in the mesh map. • Home Assistant Health: Review repairs, diagnostics, failed integrations, notifications, and updates in one place. • Better on iPad: Review issues and details side by side, with improved dashboards and wider battery, automation, and network layouts. • Your tabs, your way: Choose and reorder your favorite pages, with the rest available in the new More tab. Also includes clearer battery readings, plain-language automation errors, improved Z-Wave device identification, sharper light and dark mode colors, and navigation fixes.

New in 2.3: Map Introducing Map, a new Pro diagnostic view for mesh networks with explicit device-to-device connections: • Supports Z-Wave JS, ZHA, Zigbee2MQTT, and Matter-over-Thread • Pinch-to-zoom, drag-to-pan, and Fit Map control • Fluid layout — drag devices, with automatic spacing to keep labels readable • Tap a device to trace its direct neighbors, tap again for details • Filters for mesh system and routing devices, plus Weak and Offline highlighting • Node details with role, health, area, signal, connections, and link to Home Assistant • Manual refresh and confirmed network scan, plus automatic Zigbee2MQTT discovery • Fully configurable via Health Pages and tab order Bug fixes and polish: • Fixed parsing of Z-Wave stats and MQTT map responses • Fixed missing coordinator when node ID 1 was treated as Boolean • Fixed Map loading, navigation, and WebSocket ordering issues • Improved layout, routing, and device naming for clearer maps

This update makes HA Monitor easier to scan and more useful day to day. • Redesigned Overview with clearer Home Assistant health summaries • Simplified System view focused on storage, backups, cloud status, and actionable problems • Technical system details are now organized in an expandable section • Improved text fitting and alignment across iPhone and iPad • Calmer, more consistent colors throughout the app • Reliability, performance, and diagnostic improvements

NEW • "Not reporting" status. A battery sensor frozen on one value for weeks is broken whether it reads 1% or 100%. Those used to look healthy; now they're called out with how long they've been stuck. • Battery replacement detection. Swapping a cell while the app was closed previously went unnoticed, so lifetime estimates never improved. Replacements are now found from your stored history and confirmed once the new level holds. • Per-device battery ranges. Few devices report a clean 0-100%, so HA Monitor learns each one's real full and empty points from observed cycles and rates severity against that. • Broken integrations. Integrations that failed to set up have no entities to give them away, so nothing in the app could see them. They now appear with Home Assistant's own reason text. • Home Assistant notices. Persistent notifications, including failed login attempts, now surface on the Overview. • battery_low sensors. For many Z-Wave and Zigbee devices this is the only battery signal they expose, and it was previously ignored entirely. IMPROVED • Real room names, read from your Home Assistant areas instead of guessed from entity names. • Remaining-life estimates no longer project from sensors that have stopped moving, which is what produced the occasional "decades remaining" on a dead device. • Zigbee signal thresholds recalibrated against what Zigbee2MQTT and ZHA actually emit — a healthy mesh no longer reports as poor. • Dismissed discoveries are no longer reported as failures, which was burying the genuine ones. • Battery cards now show true status: a frozen sensor is no longer drawn as a healthy full battery. • Faster Overview, and battery history moved out of preferences storage so it stays off the launch path. • VoiceOver labels across the battery and issue lists, which previously read as disconnected fragments. FIXED • A crash when a sensor reported an unusable value, such as nan or a number far outside the expected range. Some devices emit this routinely for a reading they can't take. • An expired or revoked token now offers Reconnect instead of an error with no way forward. • A stalled connection no longer blocks every later refresh until the app is force-quit. • Onboarding animation no longer briefly draws two rows on top of each other. • Hiding a battery no longer counted it as healthy in the Overview totals.

What’s New • Added an in-app roadmap, announcements, and feedback. • Improved data refresh reliability, connection handling, and overall performance.

What’s New in This Version HA Monitor has been completely redesigned from the ground up. This update adds a new overview experience, expanded health monitoring, improved issue triage, battery tracking, automation review, network signal insights, and support for the latest Home Assistant API features. It is faster, clearer, and built to help you see more of what needs attention across your Home Assistant setup.