Symphony by GeoStar

Symphony by GeoStar

by WaterFurnace International

4 ratings
2 reviews
Free

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Released
November 9, 2016
Updated
October 6, 2026

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Control and monitor your geothermal comfort system remotely. View real-time system feedback, track energy usage, and receive alerts for maintenance. Access your entire geothermal system, not just the thermostat, from any internet-connected device.

✓Remote system monitoring
✓Real-time feedback
✓Temperature and program control
✓Energy usage tracking
✓Equipment alerts and reminders
✓Cloud-based access
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What's New in Symphony by GeoStar

3.5.9

October 6, 2026

Bug fixes, IOS SDK update, and Stabilization improvements.

User reviews

Proprietary BS

If you’re going to force users to use only your products, you had better offer application and thermostat updates over the air and automatically!! This is by far the worst HVAC platform.

The scheduling app on this is atrocious! Get rid of the 2 and 4 events period!! This is the dumbest idea ever. Just let me make a schedule without events! Have none of your developers ever used any other thermostat!

Example weekends set temp 72 @ 4pm, then 75 @ 11pm, the 72 @ 6:30am and 75 @ 10am.

Then weekdays set temp to 72 @ 4:30pm and 75 @ 9:30pm….

Now for the stats!! Where are they?! I want to see my systems stats and not just the installer only or give me the installer access so I can get them and do what I want with the stats! There is no need for this app to have two different version! The installer has their own device!!

Fan has two options CONT or INTMT

After 2 months of using I still want negative stars!!!!
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Missing important features

This homeowner app only shows some of the information available from the symphony system. I would like to see loop and output temperatures, flow rates, and heat of extraction. These features are turned on in the contractor version. Please turn the important features on in the homeowner version. I want read access to all of the information. The lack of information makes this application useless.

Also it would be nice to be able to set a cost per KWH. It would also be nice to be able to program the wattage of the backup heat.
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FAQ

What is Symphony by GeoStar?

Symphony by GeoStar is a WiFi-enabled comfort platform that allows you to control and monitor your GeoStar geothermal unit remotely. It provides detailed system feedback, control over multiple zones, and energy usage tracking.

How do I control my geothermal system with Symphony?

You can control your geothermal system using Symphony from a laptop, smartphone, or tablet via an intuitive dashboard. This allows you to view status, operation history, and alerts, and adjust temperatures and programs.

Can Symphony control multiple zones?

Yes, Symphony allows remote control of temperatures and programs for up to 6 zones, provided you have the IntelliZone2 zoning system installed.

Does Symphony track energy usage?

Yes, Symphony allows you to observe and track your unit's energy use for the last 13 months. This data is accessible through the app's dashboard.

What kind of alerts does Symphony provide?

Symphony provides equipment alerts and service reminders via email and text messages to both you and your dealer. This helps in proactive maintenance and diagnosis.

Is Symphony by GeoStar available on multiple devices?

Yes, Symphony is designed to be accessed from practically anywhere using a laptop, smartphone, or tablet. It is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices.

How often is Symphony by GeoStar updated?

The latest version of Symphony by GeoStar is 3.5.5, which was last updated on November 22, 2025. Updates ensure continued functionality and potential new features.

What is the user rating for Symphony by GeoStar?

Symphony by GeoStar has a user rating of 2.3 stars based on 3 ratings. This indicates a mixed reception among its current user base.