Joke program
Worst app ever. Doesn’t work. The install is exceptionally painful. I wish I could return my product.
UI needs work
I really wanted to be excited about this app as a way to control my faucet without needing Alexa or whatnot. But it needs work. The buttons in the control UI aren’t flaky and don’t respond reliably to touch. Plus there’s no visual or audible feedback that you’ve touched the button which makes things more frustrating.
The UI to dispense arbitrary amounts has the same problem and is clunky to use
Finally why do I have to sign into 2 accounts on the app?
Looking forward to improvements i hope
The UI to dispense arbitrary amounts has the same problem and is clunky to use
Finally why do I have to sign into 2 accounts on the app?
Looking forward to improvements i hope
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Junk
Apparently, we have to use this monstrosity now because they’re shutting down the website that used to control it. Simply trying to get my account set up, this junk program locked up five different times forcing me to end the task and then try again five or six times before it finally was able to complete. I can only imagine what the control is going to be like and the integration with Alexa if their app is this horrible.
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Sucks
No way for me to add my faucet to the app. Joke app.
Font
Font too big on iPhone 15
Awful
Where is the English version? Why does any interruption to the WiFi mean I need to literally uninstall the app, reinstall it and go through the entire install process again? This is absolutely insane for a luxury product. Delta, is anyone even working on this app? Have any of you actually used it in real life? It feels like something completely abandoned during an early stage of development and not a complete piece of software.
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Let users adjust steam pre-heat time
Users need to be allowed to select how much time to preheat the steam shower for. 15 minutes is not enough.
Steamist
So the old Steamist app no longer works. No communication from the company in advance about that of course. Down a new rabbit hole and I see Delta has this new app. I called delta and they sent me the new Brizo controller that is compatible with this app. Back in business. They should have handled this better but of course they’d rather break peoples functionality and hope and percentage don’t call in to complain.
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Completely broken
Just installed new faucet, app claims this device can only be set up on webpage. Sends me to a webpage that says to finish setup of device before using the website. What is wrong with you Delta?!
Response from developer
We’re sorry for the frustration during setup. The app now supports VoiceIQ 1 faucets, so you should be able to complete the setup directly. If the issue persists, you can reach our support team directly in the app by navigating to Account >> Product Support. We appreciate your feedback and are here to help!
No Steamist Support?
So the old Steamist app no longer works. No communication from the company in advance about that of course. Down a new rabbit hole and I see Delta has this new app. Of course, my Steamist system does not have a pairing code or QR code so how do I even set up this app to control my steam shower via WiFi like I was able to previously?
I regret not going with Kohler.
I regret not going with Kohler.
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If it ain’t broke don’t fix it
Faucet has worked fine with the web interface and amazon and now I get an email on the last day of support telling me I have to set up this app instead. I sign in with the same info and it says that I don’t have an account. Bite me.
Delta 1st gen voice iq faucet
I only recently purchased the faucet on Amazon so I didn't know it was a 1st gen till I tried to get the app to work with it. When will the app bee able to control it?
delta / brizo have killed steamist
Prior to Delta Faucet Company’s acquisition of Steamist, the Steamist application operated with remarkable efficiency. However, subsequent to this corporate transition, the original Steamist application was discontinued in favor of the DFC@Home application, which has regrettably not met the same standards of functionality.
In my current usage of the DFC@Home application for the warm-up cycle of my unit, I am constrained to a 15-minute duration, which is insufficient for the unit to attain the necessary operational temperature. Previously, the system allowed for a warm-up period extending to one hour, which was more conducive to my needs, as approximately 25 minutes is required to reach the optimal temperature. The necessity of manual intervention at the unit after a mere 15 minutes negates the convenience of remote application control intended to preheat the steam room.
Moreover, the former application featured integrated access to Pandora and Spotify, enhancing the user experience with seamless musical accompaniment. The current system’s reliance on input or Bluetooth connectivity for audio presents a significant inconvenience, as it precludes the ability to manage music selections from within the confines of the shower—the location where such control is most pertinent. The absence of a Bluetooth-enabled device within the steam shower environment, coupled with the impracticality of the input options, further compounds this issue.
In essence, the Delta Brizo brand seems to have deviated from the previously established standards of user convenience and technological integration that Steamist had adeptly maintained until a few months prior to its acquisition by Delta Faucet Company. The current state of affairs suggests a retrogressive shift in the user experience.
In my current usage of the DFC@Home application for the warm-up cycle of my unit, I am constrained to a 15-minute duration, which is insufficient for the unit to attain the necessary operational temperature. Previously, the system allowed for a warm-up period extending to one hour, which was more conducive to my needs, as approximately 25 minutes is required to reach the optimal temperature. The necessity of manual intervention at the unit after a mere 15 minutes negates the convenience of remote application control intended to preheat the steam room.
Moreover, the former application featured integrated access to Pandora and Spotify, enhancing the user experience with seamless musical accompaniment. The current system’s reliance on input or Bluetooth connectivity for audio presents a significant inconvenience, as it precludes the ability to manage music selections from within the confines of the shower—the location where such control is most pertinent. The absence of a Bluetooth-enabled device within the steam shower environment, coupled with the impracticality of the input options, further compounds this issue.
In essence, the Delta Brizo brand seems to have deviated from the previously established standards of user convenience and technological integration that Steamist had adeptly maintained until a few months prior to its acquisition by Delta Faucet Company. The current state of affairs suggests a retrogressive shift in the user experience.
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