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Monitor your HomeKit devices with detailed insights and historical data. Receive alerts for low batteries or offline devices, and view changes over time. Access a private web dashboard for a comprehensive overview of your smart home.
What's New in HomeSnap
6.07.05
July 7, 2026
New Insights screen in My Home: an activity heatmap showing when your home is busy, events over time, your most active devices and rooms, each light's total on-time, and recent door and lock activity with how long things stayed open. Pick a 24 hour, 7 day, or 30 day window. HomeSnap now estimates how long each battery will last (like 'about 3 weeks') from its recent history, shown in the Batteries list and on every device's page. Estimates only appear when there is enough data to give a reliable estimate. New temperature alerts: set a low or high threshold and get told when any device crosses it, like a freeze warning for pipes. Temperature charts now show the low, average, and high for the range, and both battery and temperature history can be exported as CSV. New Setup Codes vault in My Home: save your HomeKit and Matter setup codes so you can re-pair a device after a reset or on a new phone. Scan a code (beta) or type it in, link it to a device, and view it later as a scannable QR or a large, readable number with tap-to-copy. Your codes are stored in your own private iCloud, so they come back after you reinstall HomeSnap or set up a new device, they stay private to you, and the vault shows its sync status so you know they are safely backed up. It opens even before a home is set up, and codes export as a printable PDF or Markdown. A new Health section points out possible issues to tidy up: empty scenes, automations that cannot run, and duplicate device, room, or scene names, with a badge showing the count. HomeSnap only reports them; you fix anything you want in the Apple Home app, and tapping any item jumps straight to it. My Home is reorganized: rooms, accessories, automations, and scenes each open their own screen instead of expanding in place, and a new Utilities group collects Batteries, Temperatures, Health, Setup Codes, and Insights. Compare any two snapshots to see exactly what changed between them, search the Snapshots list and your setup codes, and filter the Timeline by category. New quiet hours: pick a window like 10 PM to 7 AM and HomeSnap holds its notifications while still recording everything in your history. Search the in-app Features guide, with matches highlighted and quick next and previous jumps.
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Does HomeSnap have ads?
No, HomeSnap is completely ad-free. It is designed to provide a private and uninterrupted experience for monitoring your HomeKit home.
What devices is HomeSnap available on?
HomeSnap is available on iPhone and iPad, allowing you to monitor your HomeKit setup across multiple Apple devices.
How often is HomeSnap updated?
HomeSnap was last updated on 2026-06-27 with version 6.06.27, indicating regular maintenance and feature additions.
What is the age rating for HomeSnap?
HomeSnap has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users interested in smart home management.
Can HomeSnap control my HomeKit devices?
No, HomeSnap is strictly read-only and cannot toggle accessories, run scenes, or change any HomeKit configuration. Its purpose is for monitoring and insights only.
How does HomeSnap protect my privacy?
HomeSnap ensures privacy by keeping all home data on your device. It does not use accounts, cloud sync, analytics, or tracking, and nothing is transmitted off your device.
What kind of alerts can I receive with HomeSnap?
You can receive optional alerts for devices running low on battery or when a device goes offline, helping you stay informed about your smart home's status.
How does HomeSnap track changes in my home?
HomeSnap snapshots your HomeKit setup and compares each capture to the last, detailing when accessories were added, removed, renamed, or when rooms, automations, or scenes were changed.





