What a great app and developer!
I wish everyone would do apps like this.
This app keeps this system relevant today with paying ridiculous amounts of money monthly to get a fraction of the ability and have no privacy.
Amazing continued support for great systems.
Finally! A superb replacement for Haiku!
Anyone who used to run Haiku prior to the product being discontinued knows what a clean and intuitive user interface it had. It was *the* iOS app to use to control your OmniPro / Lumina system, and it was a sad day when the product went away.
It’s been awhile, but we now have an outstanding replacement for Haiku! Myro:Home will look extremely familiar to anyone who has used Haiku, but it has a more modern look and feel, and it even has an Apple Watch companion app! Myro:Home (in conjunction with Myro:Home Helper running on your iMac, similar to how Haiku Helper extended Haiku) also allows you to use Apple’s HomeKit to control your system, which completely changes the way you will do things such as turn on/off lights. You can now literally just raise your wrist and tell your Apple Watch (or your iPhone) “Turn on the family room lights”.
If you liked Haiku, you owe it to yourself to try Myro:Home. The developer is himself an OmniPro user, and he is extremely receptive to user input. The OmniPro user community is not a large one, so we are extremely fortunate that we have a completely custom app as polished and professional looking as Myro:Home. I use it on my iPhone and iPad Pro, as well as several wall-mounted iPads in my house. The product has been rock-solid, it’s easy to set up (as with Haiku, Myro:Home automatically downloads your system configuration from your OmniPro), it’s fast and very responsive to your commands, and it looks fantastic. When you consider how much you invested in your OmniPro system, it’s a no-brainer to buy a subscription to this app and update the user interface to your legacy system without having to buy any additional hardware.
What a great app and developer
Good but very expensive
It’s good and reliable , no question, but very much expensive. I can do all that this app does and more with Home Assistant. So why pay such an exorbitant fee. If it were half the current yearly fee I would subscription to support the project.
Response from developer
Thanks for being a user for so many years and sorry you feel it wasn't valuable! Let me address each one of your points directly: Home Assistant – You’re right that Home Assistant can do a lot. It’s a great platform if you enjoy building and maintaining a DIY setup. But it also has costs of its own: your time, hardware to run it, power, and a subscription for features which is more than Myro:Home costs! I actually use Home Assistant myself — it’s a great tool. Myro:Home was never meant to compete with it directly, but rather provide a polished, reliable experience that works right away without the ongoing setup and maintenance. Cost – A lot of the work over the years happens behind the scenes. Keeping up with iOS changes, maintaining compatibility with legacy HAI/Leviton controllers, fixing edge cases, and ensuring stability across Apple’s evolving platforms takes continuous development and testing. The subscription helps support that ongoing work. Features – One challenge with a long-running app is balancing improvements with stability. Over the years, even small interface or workflow changes often generated strong feedback from users who were used to how things worked. That made it difficult to introduce bigger changes within the original app. Because of that, I recently released Myro:Home Pro on the App Store. It’s the next generation of the platform and includes many new capabilities available in modern iOS, including HomeKit support. There’s also a free tier so people can try it with a few devices before deciding if it’s right for them. Either way, I truly appreciate the years you spent using Myro:Home and the time you took to leave feedback.
Difficulty Connecting
Wattup?
Response from developer
Hi! Reach out to me via support and we can figure out what’s up. Most of the time it’s something related to your network. You can also try out the new Myro:Home Pro app now avaiiable in the App Store to rule out any issues since it's a completely rewritten app.
