HomeMapper

HomeMapper

Smart Home Network Inventory

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Free
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Released
May 29, 2026
Updated
October 29, 2026

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Unified inventory of all smart home devices across HomeKit, Home Assistant, Thread, Matter, and IP networks. Provides detailed device information, network topology maps, and health status.

✓Unified device inventory
✓Cross-platform scanning (HomeKit, Home Assistant, Matter, Thread, IP)
✓Detailed device specifications
✓Network topology visualization
✓Device health monitoring
✓Setup code vault
✓Multi-location support
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What's New in HomeMapper

26.5.0

October 29, 2026

• Places (Pro): group the Apple Homes and Home Assistant servers at one location into a Place, like your home or a relative's house, and the app shows one Place at a time. HomeMapper automatically selects the Place you're at when you open the Scan screen, and shows a list of Places to pick from on a new network. Switch Places from the menu at the top of Devices, Rooms and Topology. • Places, Homes & Rooms in Settings → Appearance brings Manage Homes and Room Order together on one screen, with drag handles on rows you can reorder. • Connect more than one Home Assistant server. The Devices list shows which server each device is connected to, and your server list stays in sync across your devices. • Thread devices paired to Home Assistant now appear on the Topology map and in Health, with their border routers and connections. The Devices list shows their role, signal and stability too. • Zigbee devices from Home Assistant's built-in Zigbee integration now appear on the Topology map and in Health, and Topology tabs with nothing to show are hidden. • On the Topology map, a connection's details stay open until you close them, and you can open several at once to compare links. • Settings → Setup Codes → All Setup Codes lists every code you've saved. When a device is removed, its setup code is kept under Orphaned Setup Codes with enough detail to find and re-pair it. • Every main screen has a ? button that opens its Help page. There are new Help pages for Health, Icons and Places. • Your screen stays awake while a scan runs, so the Thread part of the scan isn't skipped when the phone locks. • Home Assistant connects more reliably and fewer devices are listed twice. • Various other minor fixes & improvements.

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Subscriptions & In-App Purchases

HomeMapper Pro

Multi-protocol scan, HA, codes, backup, CSV

$9.991 Year
7 Days trial
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User reviews

Promising potential

Love the features and visual graph representation. Very helpful in my initial stages of setting up a new network and understanding how devices connect. One small nit is that in my home I have two border routers. One I’m actually using with HomeKit. The other is simply there because my roommates google nest max tablet has it (even though no accessories are actually using it). Would be nice to illustrate the border router actually attributed to the accessories versus the what I will call orphan border router which is not actually part of my network persay (or at least be able to manually exclude it). Nevertheless, still love the app and it beats the little custom CLI I created to analyze my thread network.
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Response from developer

Thanks for the feedback. In v26.4.0, coming soon, each thread network gets its own box on the map. The border router on another thread mesh that nothing uses will be separated. No manual hide yet. If that doesn't sort it, mail support@homemapper.app. There will also be a new thread health tab.

FAQ

What devices does HomeMapper scan?

HomeMapper scans HomeKit, Home Assistant, Thread, Matter, and IP devices. This includes accessories from Apple's ecosystem, network-based devices like printers and NAS, and various protocols supported by Home Assistant such as Zigbee, Z-Wave, ESPHome, and MQTT.

How does HomeMapper identify devices?

HomeMapper merges device entries by seven hardware identifiers, not just names. If it's unsure about two entries being the same device, it will list both to ensure accuracy.

What kind of details does HomeMapper show for devices?

It displays manufacturer, model, firmware, serial number, battery status, IP and MAC addresses, connection method, signal strength, channel, and stability. This goes beyond the information provided by Apple's native Home app.

Can HomeMapper help with troubleshooting my smart home network?

Yes, HomeMapper includes a Health view that lists devices needing attention, prioritizing those with issues. It details what is wrong, which devices are affected, and suggests troubleshooting steps.

Does HomeMapper support multiple locations?

Yes, you can scan more than one location, such as your home and a relative's. Each 'Place' can hold its own Apple Homes and Home Assistant servers, and the app allows you to view one Place at a time.

How does HomeMapper handle setup codes?

HomeMapper features a Setup Code Vault where you can save HomeKit, Matter, and Z-Wave device setup codes by scanning QR codes, pulling from photos, or manual entry. It can also read older 8-digit printed codes.

What are the subscription options for HomeMapper?

HomeMapper offers a 'HomeMapper Pro' subscription for $9.99 per year, which includes a 7-day free trial. This subscription likely unlocks advanced features or removes limitations of the free version.

Is HomeMapper available on Android devices?

Based on the provided data, HomeMapper is supported on iPhone and iPad. There is no mention of Android support.