Mikaze 1.5 brings iPhone Duo support and a clearer view of your Home Assistant home. • Made for iPhone Duo Adaptive layouts make better use of the opened inner display across Home, Rooms, device controls, Routines, Energy, Settings, and widgets. • See why a device changed Open a change in the Activity view to follow its recorded person, integration, trigger, or automation. One organized feed replaces duplicate event lists, with a shared time range for history and activity. • Matter over Wi-Fi The network map includes Matter Wi-Fi devices and reported access points, with connection details and signal readings where available. • Glass-break sensor support See clear detection states and history, with active glass-break sensors highlighted in Issues. • Easier connection setup Clearer server-address guidance makes setup easier, with support for standard web ports and custom server addresses. • Better temperature-unit support Climate displays and history use entity-specific temperature units when provided by Home Assistant, while retaining support for older servers. Also includes clearer Energy descriptions, more readable trigger names, and more reliable explanations when recorded activity details are incomplete.

A fresh welcome! The welcome tour has a cleaner design and fewer pages, and each page shows a short demo of one feature. Sign-in now includes step-by-step help for finding your access token. This update also includes small layout improvements and fixes.

This update brings redesigned widgets, better iPad layouts, and clearer ways to manage your Home Assistant home. • Redesigned Home Screen widgets Control favorite devices from a new tile layout, with up to eight devices in the large widget. Updated Energy widgets show power readings, daily totals, and 24-hour charts, including a new large size. • More room on iPad Home and Rooms now use multi-column layouts. Routine cards show every step, Settings makes better use of the screen, and all your tabs are available in the sidebar. • Keep your lists clear Automatically hide unavailable, unknown, or blank entities. Review hidden items and choose exceptions to keep visible. Hidden items return when they report again. • Manage updates in the app Check your Home Assistant version, backup status, and pending updates. Read release notes and install supported updates, with a backup option where available. • Clearer history and activity Follow sensor trends with smoother charts, readable changes, and clear “No Data” indicators. Buttons, scenes, and events now show when they were used. • Easier everyday navigation Reach Issues, Energy, and other tabs from shortcuts beside Home’s search field. This update also brings a refreshed color palette, dark and tinted app icons, more device icons, and fixes for sensor history, room temperatures, and server names.

What's New in 1.3 - New Mesh Map for Zigbee, Z-Wave, and Thread networks - Automatically finds Z-Wave JS, ZHA, Zigbee2MQTT, and Matter-over-Thread maps - no manual setup - Shows only real device-to-device connections reported by Home Assistant - Switch between networks or view them together - Filter by routing devices, low-signal connections, and offline devices - Pinch-to-zoom, pan, fit-to-screen, and draggable device cards - Tap a device to focus its connections, tap again for signal, role, area, address, and neighbors - Refreshed colors across the app - more neutral and less neon, with color kept where it means something like warnings and status - Mesh Map requires Mikaze Plus - one-time unlock Thank you for using Mikaze and for your support! If you need help or have a suggestion, reach out from Settings > Support > Contact Support.

What’s New • Rooms and devices now use richer Home Assistant registry information, including floors, areas, manufacturers, models, firmware versions, parent devices, and connected hubs where available. • Added read-only Home Health details for Home Assistant Repairs, integration setup failures, backup status, and available updates. • Improved camera compatibility with automatic playback fallbacks between HLS, MJPEG, and authenticated snapshots. • Energy dashboards now use sources configured in Home Assistant or meters explicitly confirmed by you. Mikaze will no longer silently guess which sensors represent whole-home energy usage. • Improved live updates with a shared Home Assistant connection, heartbeat monitoring, request timeouts, and automatic reconnection. • Optional features now fail gracefully on older or restricted Home Assistant installations without interrupting normal device loading. • Improved cache recovery, server switching, area images, registry refreshes, and compatibility with reverse proxies and remote-access URLs. This release also includes numerous decoding, performance, and reliability fixes across devices, widgets, routines, helpers, and Home Assistant state updates.

What’s New • Added native support for Home Assistant’s Energy Dashboard • View configured solar, grid, battery, and individual device energy sources • Improved energy history, live power flows, and daily usage calculations • Enhanced support for external statistics and renamed sensors • Automatic energy sensor detection remains available as a fallback • Updated Energy widgets, settings, and overall reliability Thank you for using Mikaze!

ENERGY, IN PREVIEW (MIKAZE PLUS) • A live dashboard for solar production, house load, and grid flow, with animated links showing which way power is moving right now • Today's curve, plus daily history for the past week or month from your own recorder • A panel grid that makes a shaded or failing micro-inverter obvious, with a detailed card for any panel you tap • A list of the always-on devices quietly drawing power all day • New small and medium Energy widgets for your Home Screen • Not on Plus yet? The Energy screen now runs a live demo so you can try it before you buy ALSO IN THIS UPDATE • Settings reorganized into half as many sections — everything is still there, just easier to find • Fixed the Today ring label overlapping the rings • The Mono theme is now properly monochrome: device sliders, widget groups, and the app background no longer keep stray colour • A rebuilt welcome tour that shows charts, energy, widgets, and protected actions in action

What’s New Improved device detail updates, connection reliability, widgets, shortcuts, and overall performance. Also includes refreshed support and roadmap features, plus bug fixes throughout the app.