ioBroker Visu

ioBroker Visu

by ioBroker GmbH

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Released
February 24, 2023
Updated
October 15, 2026

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Background Location Access

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ioBroker Visu turns your iPhone or iPad into a native control panel for your ioBroker smart home. The app renders your existing ioBroker visualizations — vis-2, vis, Lovelace, Material, device lists, iQontrol, HABPanel and jarvis — in a fast, full-screen native shell, and adds iOS capabilities on top. CONNECT YOUR WAY • Local connection to your ioBroker server on your home network • Secure remote access via your ioBroker.pro cloud account • Automatic switching between local and remote • Up to three separate projects, switchable from the Home Screen via Quick Actions NATIVE iOS FEATURES • Home Screen widgets (iOS 17+) to toggle switches and read values at a glance • Push notifications from your ioBroker installation • Matter device setup directly from the app • Geofencing to report your presence to ioBroker • Face ID / Touch ID protection for the app and its settings • QR-code setup for fast configuration BUILT FOR WALL-MOUNTED KIOSKS • Automatic screen dimming and keep-awake control • Return to the start page after inactivity • Pull-to-refresh, and a three-finger tap to reach settings • Stays logged in and reconnects automatically REQUIREMENTS ioBroker Visu is a client for an existing ioBroker installation. You need a running ioBroker server (local) or an ioBroker.pro cloud account to use it. ioBroker is open-source home automation. Learn more at iobroker.net.
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What's New in ioBroker Visu

2.4.3

October 15, 2026

• The visualization no longer reloads when you switch views. Over plain http, iOS 26.4 and later kept re-deciding its security level on every navigation and rebuilt the page while doing so — a single view change was enough • Dialogs from a page (confirm, prompt) now actually appear; they used to be dropped and answered “cancel” on the user's behalf • If the page crashes (many camera streams will do it), the app loads it again instead of leaving a blank screen • Intercom and doorbell widgets may use the microphone and the camera • A diagnostic log that can be recorded and shared when something goes wrong • ioBroker can drive the display through a REST interface

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