
HomeBuddy for HomeAssistant
Smart-glasses home control
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Control your smart home devices hands-free using voice commands. This app integrates with Home Assistant, offering local processing for privacy and speed across your iPhone, Apple Watch, and smart glasses.
What's New in HomeBuddy for HomeAssistant
3.3.5
August 7, 2026
Added Halliday Memory to track feature activity, offline commands, locations, and personal map notes privately on your device. Fixed an issue where Halliday offline commands could fail to start Soniox translation or transcription. Improved Halliday offline voice command response times with faster audio processing. Enhanced connection handling and memory management for better long-term stability. Additional performance improvements and bug fixes. Fixed Home Assistant WebSocket connectivity with the latest Home Assistant versions, improving authentication, stability, and automatic reconnection.
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FAQ
Does HomeBuddy have ads?
No, HomeBuddy does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and use without any ad interruptions.
What devices does HomeBuddy support?
HomeBuddy is compatible with iPhone, Apple Watch, and G1 smart glasses. It also supports iPad.
How does HomeBuddy handle privacy?
HomeBuddy prioritizes user privacy by not requiring an account and offering local voice processing. Your smart home data stays private.
What is the age rating for HomeBuddy?
HomeBuddy has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.
How often is HomeBuddy updated?
The latest version of HomeBuddy is 2.7.0, and it was last updated on May 26, 2026. Updates are released to improve functionality and compatibility.
Can I control my smart home without an internet connection using HomeBuddy?
Yes, HomeBuddy supports local voice processing, allowing you to control your smart home devices even without an internet connection, provided your Home Assistant setup is accessible locally.
What is the user sentiment for HomeBuddy?
HomeBuddy has a rating of 4.0 stars from 4 ratings, indicating generally positive user sentiment.









