Xfinity Home

Xfinity Home

by Comcast

12K ratings
211 reviews
Free
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • February 19, 2011
  • April 14, 2026
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Control your home security and smart devices remotely. Arm or disarm your system, receive alerts, monitor video feeds, and manage lights and thermostats from your smartphone or tablet.

Remote arm and disarm
Real-time alerts
Remote video monitoring
Lighting control
Thermostat control
Automated rules
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What's New in Xfinity Home

12.94.0

April 14, 2026

This update includes bug fixes and other improvements that enhance the app's overall performance.

User reviews

Completely unreliable

This app fails on me basically every time I need to use it. The sign in screen is broken and gets stuck in a loop where you can never sign in, tech support was useless. Videos lag, are hard to navigate, hard to hear, difficult to save, no way to increase or decrease video resolution when saving, and the price each month for this level of low quality is insulting. Literally just had to check the cameras and the sign in screen sent me in a circle for 45 minutes for the third day in a row.
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Poor service

App does not work at all tried of the trouble

Horribly flawed

The developers of this app needs to go back for some more training. This app is worse than a dial up phone. Can only work when I’m home and on the same WiFi connection. Away from home means, away from my system for good.

Not sync with

Why isn’t this app not synced with Xfinity main app it makes no sense why we have two separate apps one for locking your door and setting the alarms and the other to view your account and managing your WiFi. It makes no sense. It should be in one app. It’s sad Comcast has not figured this out. Please do better . Concern Customer.
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Comcast //Xfinity sec.cameras are the best

Imjust need to figure outRing doobell snd secuteity camera

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Reported Bugs

5 issues

Unable to login or connect to system

Bug

Cameras not loading or showing live feed

Bug

Alarm not arming/disarming properly

Bug

Sensors not triggering alerts correctly

Bug

Inconsistent app behavior after updates

Bug

Requested Features

5 requests

Dark mode option

Feature

Faster video playback speeds

Feature

Geofencing for automatic arming/disarming

Feature

Better integration with other smart home devices

Feature

More customization options for automation rules

Feature

FAQ

What does the Xfinity Home app do?

The Xfinity Home app allows you to stay connected to your home remotely. You can arm and disarm your security system, create automated rules for your devices, access video feeds to see what's happening at home, and control smart lights and thermostats.

What are the key features of the Xfinity Home app?

Key features include remote arming and disarming of your system, real-time text and email alerts for triggered alarms or detected motion, remote video monitoring, and control over lighting and thermostats. You can also set up automated rules for your connected devices.

Is the Xfinity Home app free to use?

The app itself is free to download and use. However, it requires an active Xfinity Home service subscription and may require the purchase of additional compatible hardware for certain features like video monitoring or smart device control.

What devices are compatible with the Xfinity Home app?

The app works with various Xfinity compatible devices, including thermostats from Ecobee, Carrier Cor, and Zen. It also supports lighting control from Philips Hue, Lutron, Sengled, GE, and LIFX, as well as smart locks from August and Kwikset.

What are the requirements to use the Xfinity Home app?

To use the app, you need a Wi-Fi or 4G cellular internet connection, an active Xfinity Home service, and an Xfinity ID or Comcast.net email address and password. Some features may require additional hardware purchases.