HomeMapper

HomeMapper

Smart Home Network Inventory

4 ratings
1 review
Free
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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 29, 2026
  • September 1, 2026

Features

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This app provides a unified inventory of all devices on your smart home network. It scans HomeKit, Home Assistant, Thread, Matter, and IP devices, correlating them by hardware identifiers to display comprehensive details in one view. It also helps manage setup codes for various smart home devices.

Unified device inventory
Scans HomeKit, Home Assistant, Thread, Matter, IP
Correlates devices by hardware identifiers
Detailed device information
Setup code vault for HomeKit, Matter, Z-Wave
Export inventory to CSV
Room-based device grouping
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What's New in HomeMapper

26.4.1

September 1, 2026

• On iPhone & iPad, exporting PDF, PNG, & CSV now opens the share sheet, so you can print, mail, message, or AirDrop a topology map or a setup-code file without saving it first. Save to Files is still available in the share sheet. • When your Home Assistant login expires, HomeMapper now shows a notice before the scan with a Reconnect button. • A border router that belongs to another home stays on the Topology map when your selected home's devices route through it, with that home's name under it in square brackets. • Home Assistant's own HomeKit bridge, and the accessories it publishes to Apple Home, no longer show up under Devices Missing Setup Codes. • Various other minor fixes & improvements.

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Subscription plans

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 discover?

HomeMapper discovers devices across Apple's ecosystem (HomeKit, Thread, Matter), the network itself (Bonjour, subnet scans, SSDP/UPnP), and Home Assistant (including Zigbee, Z-Wave, ESPHome, and MQTT devices).

How does HomeMapper correlate devices?

It merges records from multiple discovery methods using seven hardware identifiers, ensuring accurate correlation without relying on fuzzy name matching. If confident merging isn't possible, it flags them as duplicates.

What kind of details does HomeMapper show for devices?

It displays manufacturer, model, firmware version, serial number, battery level, Matter and Thread info, IP address, MAC address, ping time, bridge relationships, and more, including details not visible in Apple's Home app.

Can HomeMapper control smart home devices?

No, HomeMapper is designed solely for scanning and inventorying. It does not control, modify, or commission any devices on your network.

How does HomeMapper help with setup codes?

It features a Setup Code Vault where you can store QR codes or printed codes for HomeKit, Matter, and Z-Wave devices by scanning, photo import, or manual entry. This helps prevent loss of essential setup information.

What platforms is HomeMapper available on?

HomeMapper is available on iPhone and iPad, offering a table view on iPad and Mac, and rich detail cards on iPhone.

Can I export my device inventory from HomeMapper?

Yes, you can export your entire inventory to CSV format, allowing you to filter it as needed and open it in applications like Numbers, Excel, or Google Sheets.

Does HomeMapper have ads?

No, HomeMapper does not contain advertisements.