Lawn Dominator: Lawn Care AI

YOUR ZONES, YOUR NAMES, YOUR ORDER Sprinkler zones from Home Assistant and B-hyve arrive named by the controller, in the controller's order. You can now rename them and move them into the order you walk the yard, on one screen across every controller. Watering does not change: runs, targets and schedules still follow the controller's own zone ids, and a controller refresh or a sync from another phone keeps the names you chose. The full Home Assistant identifier is shown underneath for anyone who needs it. LOG THE WHOLE AFTERNOON AT ONCE Log Yard Work is one screen. Tick everything you did (mow, edge, trim, blow off, water, scalp, dethatch, scarify, aerate, top dress), fill in the height of cut only if you mowed, and pick one day or several from a calendar. A repeat option logs a weekly mow through a date you choose. Days after today are saved as planned and stay out of your schedule until they happen, and every entry has a Log again button that starts a new one with the same settings. ALSO IN THIS UPDATE - Reopen a saved AI diagnosis and it remembers your grass type and the questions you already answered, so the next question builds on them. - When you tell the scan it is a weed, the result stays below high confidence until a separate photo check agrees on the plant family. A guess that only the words support is no longer called certain. - Follow-up questions are plainer, and a request for a closer photo says which part of the plant to shoot. Nothing asks you to break a stem, taste anything, or touch sharp burs; sap and burs are visual checks only. - Disease and pest results stick to what to check and what to do next. Product names and application rates that could not be traced to a label or extension source were removed. - A diagnosis finishes saving even if you close the sheet. Reopen Diagnose with AI to see whether it is still running or failed, and Recent shows Updating while a follow-up is in flight. - Reading a guide from a result no longer wipes the result, and an older scan can no longer overwrite a newer one. - Fall pre-emergent reminders wait for soil temperatures to hold for three days before sending, so a passing cold front no longer sets them off early. - Zone lists follow controller numbers until you arrange them, zone names keep their spaces while you type, and lawns with automatic watering off no longer show a stuck name sync notice.