
HomeFreeze for Homekit
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What's New in HomeFreeze for Homekit
1.8.0
September 18, 2026
HomeFreeze now speaks Shortcuts and Siri – and after a lot of detailed user feedback, the health checks have learned to stay quiet about things that are not problems. Thank you for the reports! • New: Shortcuts and Siri. Five actions are now available in the Shortcuts app and to Siri: Create HomeKit Backup, Run HomeKit Doctor, Check Accessory, Compare Latest Backups, and Ignore or Monitor Accessory. Combine them with any trigger – a time of day, leaving home, or a notification from the Home app – and your smart home backs itself up and diagnoses itself. "Create a backup with HomeFreeze" works, too. • New: Automation Recipes. A gallery of ready-made automations (weekly backup, backup when everyone leaves, run the Doctor when Home reports a problem, verify a flaky device, daily change report). On iOS 27 most of them install with a single tap; every step can be copied with a long press. • New: automation change detection. Backup comparison now shows what changed inside an automation – its trigger, its conditions and the scenes or devices it sets. • Improved: far fewer false alarms in HomeKit Doctor. A single HomePod as your only Thread border router is a notice now, not a warning. A device is only reported as slow when it actually ends up slow, instead of any jitter over 50 percent. Firmware mismatches are only reported between units of the same model, not between everything a manufacturer makes. • Improved: the Coverage Map is now "Automations & Scenes". A device no automation touches is shown in neutral grey, not in red – not being automated is not a fault. Ignored devices no longer appear there. • Improved: uptime history. Short dropouts that recover within 10 minutes no longer count as downtime, and an accessory that answers but has nothing readable (many remotes and buttons) is no longer counted as offline. This mainly affects Thread devices such as IKEA accessories. • New: long-press to copy. Automation, scene and accessory names in a backup, every line of an automation's details, and every recipe step can now be copied to the clipboard. • New: reorder automations. The Edit button in Automations now actually moves entries up and down. • New: the Thread topology map labels every device without tapping it. • Fixed: Settings › Storage showed 0 KB even with backups on the device.
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