Phone
The battery level changed
Wear OS/ESP32 panel Controller
Your smart home, right on your wrist or walls.
Put your most-used Homey devices and scenes one tap away on your Wear OS watch and ESP32 based wall panels. Dim the lights from the couch, open the garage from the driveway, or run “Goodnight” from bed — no phone, no menus.
- Control anything: (grouped) lights, locks, room climate, blinds, switches.
- Fire your scenes: trigger any Homey Flow with a single tap.
- Tiles on your watch face: your top actions, one swipe away.
- On the wall too: the same control from an ESP32 based touch panel.
Yours, not a service: at home your watch talks straight to your Homey, away from it over Homey’s own connection. Every request and answer is signed, and locks, garage doors and alarms sit behind a PIN.
Getting started: open this app’s settings for a pairing code and scan it with the Android app. Needs a Homey Pro and the free phone and watch apps from Google Play.
Supported devices
Flow cards
Click on a device above to show related Flow cards only.
When...
Phone
The battery alarm turned on
Phone
The battery alarm turned off
Wall panel
Turned on
Wall panel
Turned off
Wall panel
The dim level changed
Wall panel
The signal strength changed
Wall panel
Is disconnected
Wall panel
Is connected
Wall panel
A light card is used: What happened
Someone changed a light from this panel. Use it to run whatever Homey cannot reach on its own, such as a scene of your own.
Wall panel
Which mood is chosen at the panel
Someone pressed a mood on this panel. Homey does not let apps switch moods, so this flow does it: add Homey's own action that sets this mood. One flow per mood, or "any mood" for something every mood should also do.
Wall panel
A climate card is used: What happened
Wall panel
A media card is used: What happened
Wall panel
A device card is used: Which control
Wall panel
Someone sets What was set at the panel
Someone said at the panel that they are leaving, back, awake or asleep. Homey's own user flags follow along, so its own 'everyone is asleep' flows keep working; this is for what belongs to this room.
Wall panel
The alarm goes off: Which alarm
The panel's own alarm reached its time. The panel says so; what happens next - music, lights, a spoken greeting - is this flow.
Wall panel
The alarm is snoozed: Which alarm
Someone pressed Snooze at the panel. It will ring again after the snooze time set on this device. Use this to stop the music you started when it went off - it starts again with the next ring.
Wall panel
The alarm stops: Which alarm
The alarm is over: someone pressed Off, the alarm was switched off, or it rang out with nobody answering. The reason says which. This is where the music ends and a night mode is lifted.
Wall panel
Which alarm card is armed
Someone armed this alarm card at the panel, or a flow did. Use it to arm your own alarm system. Arming a card that is already armed does not fire this again, so mirroring it onto your alarm and back cannot loop.
Wall panel
Which alarm card is disarmed
The alarm card was disarmed: with the code at the panel, or by a flow. Use it to disarm your own alarm system and stop a siren. "Was" says whether it had gone off (triggered) or was only armed.
Wall panel
A wrong code was entered on Which alarm card
Every wrong code at the panel. After five in a row the card's code is blocked for a minute, doubling up to fifteen.
Wall panel
Which card comes into view
The panel now shows this card, whether someone swiped to it, a flow asked for it, or the panel moved on by itself.
Wall panel
Night mode turns on
The panel went dark and quiet - from a flow, from its device page, or because someone switched it there. A good place to turn the rest of the room down too.
Wall panel
Night mode turns off
The panel is back to its normal colours. This also fires when an alarm lifts it, which is the one that comes without anybody touching anything - so a morning routine can hang here instead of on the alarm itself.
Wear OS/ESP32 panel Controller
Wear action Action id received
Fires when the watch sends this action id to the Wear OS Controller. Use the Value tokens for e.g. a target temperature.
Wear OS/ESP32 panel Controller
Wear event Event received
Fires when the phone or watch reports a system signal (e.g. charging, do-not-disturb). Pick the event from the list (or type a custom one). The device label arrives as the Tag token; State is e.g. on/off.
And...
Phone
The battery alarm is on
Wall panel
Is turned on
Wall panel
Is connected
Wall panel
Night mode is on
Whether this panel is in night mode right now. An alarm lifts it, so a flow that assumes it is still on after one went off would be wrong.
Wall panel
Which alarm card is armed
Wall panel
Which alarm card is going off
Then...
Wall panel
Turn on
Wall panel
Turn off
Wall panel
Toggle on or off
Wall panel
Dim to %
Wall panel
Set relative dim-level %
Dim or brighten with respect to the device's current dim-level.
Wall panel
Turn night mode On or off
Draw everything on the panel in a dim colour at the lowest brightness, and stop moving to the next card. What that looks like is set on this device. A ringing alarm lifts it by itself, and the first touch brings the light back for twenty seconds so nobody changes the heating by feel in the dark.
Wall panel
Show Which card
Bring one of this panel's cards to the front. The panel switches within a few seconds.
Wall panel
Set Which alarm to Time (On or off)
Set an alarm card's time, switch it on, or switch it off. Leave the time empty to change only whether it is set.
Wall panel
Arm Which alarm card
Show the card as armed, e.g. when your own alarm system is armed. Does nothing if it already is.
Wall panel
Disarm Which alarm card
Show the card as off, without a code, and stop it going off. Does nothing if it already is off.
Wall panel
Set off Which alarm card with message Message
The card turns red and pulses with your message on it, until it is disarmed with the code. Running this again while it is going off replaces the message.
Wall panel
Draw Which card in Colour
Repaint one of this panel's cards. The colour holds until something changes it again, so a card that turned red on an alarm stays red until a flow, or the card editor, says otherwise. "The panel colour" hands the card back to the panel's own setting.
Wall panel
Write Which card in Text colour
The words on one of this panel's cards - the value you read from across the room. Separate from the card's colour, which paints the ring and the tiles. White is what every card used before this existed.
Support
Having an issue with this app? Contact the developer via the developer website.
What’s new
Version 1.45.13 — Device groups now show an icon on the phone and watch instead of an error. Plus a security fix from the review.
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