Cribbo: Setup Code for HomeKit

Cribbo: Setup Code for HomeKit

Save Smart Home & Matter Codes

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Released
April 12, 2026
Updated
October 22, 2026

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Securely store and manage your HomeKit and Matter setup codes. Quickly access, identify, and organize your smart home devices with a clean, distraction-free interface. Protect your codes with biometric authentication and encrypted backups.

✓HomeKit Import
✓Code Import & Encrypted Backup
✓iCloud Sync
✓Device Identification Tools
✓Face ID & Touch ID Protection
✓Clean Interface
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What's New in Cribbo

1.3

October 22, 2026

Knock knock! Would you be interested to learn more about Cribbo's new update? A fresh new look • Every device in one list, grouped by room. Tap a room to see just its devices. • Each code is drawn like the label on the device. Tap it to copy. • iPad gets a two-column layout, and iPhone now works in landscape. Faster to add codes • Import your accessories from Apple Home, then scan each code in a guided flow. • The scanner reads the printed numbers on labels, boxes, and manuals, not just QR codes. Fixes and improvements • Matter devices saved from a QR code now show the correct pairing code. If a code from Cribbo didn't work when you re-paired a device, please try again. • With the Face ID lock on, Cribbo checks it's you before showing, copying, or sharing a code. • The Apple Watch app now shows Matter codes and unlocks right after you get Plus. • Easier-to-read text in light and dark mode, and codes read correctly with VoiceOver. • Optional analytics now use privacy-first TelemetryDeck and stay off unless you turn them on. As always, thank you for using Cribbo. Happy logging!

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Welcome to the Cribbo

A fresh new look and a faster way to add codes.

Oct 20, 2026 — Oct 31, 2026

User reviews

Great code logger

Does exactly what it says it does. And no subscriptions!

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FAQ

What is Cribbo?

Cribbo is a private organizer designed to store and manage your HomeKit and Matter setup codes. It offers a clean interface for easy access and organization of your smart home devices.

Does Cribbo have ads?

No, Cribbo is ad-free. The app is built around a distraction-free interface with no advertisements to ensure a seamless user experience.

How much does Cribbo cost?

Cribbo is a paid application, available for a one-time purchase of $0.99. This price grants you access to all its features for organizing your smart home codes.

What devices does Cribbo support?

Cribbo is available on Apple Watch, iPhone, and iPad. This allows you to manage your smart home codes across your preferred Apple devices.

How does Cribbo protect my codes?

Cribbo uses Face ID and Touch ID for biometric authentication to protect your setup codes. It also features encrypted backups to keep your data safe and private.

Can I import my existing HomeKit devices?

Yes, Cribbo allows you to quickly import your existing HomeKit devices. Please note that setup codes are not included in this import process and will need to be added separately.

How often is Cribbo updated?

The latest version of Cribbo is 1.1, last updated on May 16, 2026. Updates aim to improve functionality and ensure compatibility with the latest smart home standards.

What is the age rating for Cribbo?

Cribbo has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for users of all ages, focusing on utility and organization rather than mature content.