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Setup codes, kept
HomeKit never gives a code back. Save yours in this iPhone's Keychain.
Homeck looks like the Home app you know. Underneath sit every value, real automations and a backup of your whole setup.
Coming soon on iPhoneTap the tiles on the phone, or the lamp itself. On day one, Homeck is as simple as the Home app.
Colour temperature, firmware, battery and more. If HomeKit has it, you can read it, and change it where the accessory allows.
The TV turns on after sunset in a dark room, so the lamp dims and the blinds close. Your home hub runs the rule with the app closed.
Battery below 20%? Humidity above 70%? Set a threshold on any value. Your home hub watches it and you get a banner.
Back up rooms, scenes and automations to a file you keep, and restore them later.
HomeKit never gives a code back. Save yours in this iPhone's Keychain.
See what stopped answering, and make a device blink to find it.
Homeck is a HomeKit app for iPhone. It looks like the Home app, and underneath it shows every value your accessories publish, builds real automations and backs up your whole setup. It is not made by Apple.
Yes. Automations and alerts run on your Apple home hub, so they keep working with the app closed.
Yes. Homeck exports your rooms, scenes, automations and tags to a file you keep, such as in Files or iCloud Drive, and restores them later. The backup never holds setup codes.
In the iOS Keychain on the iPhone where you saved them. They can be read only while that iPhone is unlocked and never move to another device, so keep your own copy of any code you cannot afford to lose.
Set a threshold on any value, such as battery below 20% or humidity above 70%. When it is crossed, your home hub opens a link on the Homeck relay, which passes the alert to Apple's push service. The relay stores nothing.
No. Homeck has no account, no analytics, no ads and no tracking. Your home stays on your iPhone and in Apple Home. The privacy policy has the details.