How to create scenes with HomeKit to control multiple accessories
If you want to create a HomeKit scene and aren’t sure where to start, we’re here to help. This tutorial shows you how to create scenes in the Home app.
HomeKit Automation
Apple staffs HomeKit team to compete with Google, Amazon
Apple’s trying to juice up its own smart home efforts with more HomeKit engineering hires and more external partnerships, according to a report.
How to use the macOS Home app to control your HomeKit accessories
The macOS Home app lets you control lights and other HomeKit-compatible smart devices from your computer. Here’s how to do it.
HomeKit Automation #004: manage your setup codes with the HomePass app
Our HomeKit Automation series takes a look at one of the constant struggles for any HomeKit user—storing and organizing the medley of important secure pairing codes.
HomeKit Automation #003: Create a status light for smart locks & sensors
In our third entry to our HomeKit automation series, we explore a simple way to create a door lock status light. While the status light could represent many things, I use it as a way to be sure all my doors are closed and locked.
HomeKit Automation #002: How to properly group accessories
Sometimes, certain accessories are easier to control when grouped together. In this guide, we take a look at the different grouping methods for accessories. This is especially helpful in lights or fixtures that utilize multiple bulbs.
HomeKit Automation 001: how to create a toggle button
We walk you through creating a true toggle button to enable and disable a HomeKit scene, fixing one of the biggest shortcomings in Apple’s framework for the connected home. Check out our embedded video how-to before following along with our detailed written tutorial included further below.
