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HMI Editor

HMI Editor

by Rite Irrigation LLC

10 ratings
4 reviews
💼 Business
📊 Productivity
Free
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • February 13, 2018
  • May 30, 2026

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Rite Irrigation LLC
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Create custom interfaces for real-time industrial process monitoring and control on iOS devices. Design dynamic dashboards with various elements and connect them to PLC systems. Develop and test projects freely, with payment only for deployment.

✓Customizable page layouts
✓Real-time monitoring and control
✓Support for major PLC brands
✓On-screen project editing
✓Export/import asset files
✓Cloud storage and deployment
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What's New in HMI Editor

0.6.0

May 30, 2026

Bug Fix.

3

In-App Purchases

$199.99

Activation for One Use

Activation for One (1) Use

User reviews

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Excellent App

Took a little bit to get used to the developer interface (which is totally understandable on a new app), but now it’s second nature. Tools available more than meet my needs to provide a lower-cost interface for a machine we’re developing. Ran into a technical issue recently, and the technical support I received was beyond expectations. I highly recommend this app.
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iMac

A desktop version would be very useful.
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Response from developer

We’re working on this. But if you have a M1 Mac, this will work on the desktop.

Hmi

Very beautiful interface
Dinesh JeengarDinesh Jeengar

Great software

Easy to use and deploy....love it
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FAQ

What is HMI Editor used for?

HMI Editor is used to create Human Machine Interfaces for real-time monitoring and control of industrial PLC-based systems. It allows users to design custom dashboards and connect them to their industrial processes.

Is HMI Editor free to use?

Yes, HMI Editor is free to download and use for developing and testing projects of any complexity. There are no restrictions on the number of pages, tags, or PLCs during the development phase. You only pay for project activations when ready for deployment.

What PLC brands does HMI Editor support?

HMI Editor supports major PLC brands including Allen Bradley, Mitsubishi, Omron, Opto 22, Schneider Electric, Siemens, and Wago. It uses native PLC communication protocols for direct connections.

Can I edit my HMI projects on a computer?

Yes, you can export your HMI Editor project files as text to your PC or Mac for editing. You can also export and import asset files like images, PDFs, and audio files.

How does HMI Editor handle project storage and deployment?

HMI Editor offers optional project storage in the cloud, facilitating easy deployment to end-users' devices. This allows for seamless distribution and access to your created interfaces.

What kind of elements can I add to my HMI interface?

You can add a wide variety of elements to your HMI interface, including sliders, switches, buttons, images, text fields, knobs, trends, gauges, bar indicators, web browsers, array pickers, and gesture recognizers.

How often is HMI Editor updated?

The latest version of HMI Editor is 0.5.5, last updated on March 19, 2026. New examples are being added regularly, and updates may include new features or improvements based on user requests.

What devices is HMI Editor compatible with?

HMI Editor is a native iOS application and is compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It also has support for Mac, suggesting potential desktop integration or development features.