House Control 1.0.0

Widgets, controls and quick actions

• Widgets for the iPhone's Home Screen, Lock Screen and StandBy, and for the Mac's desktop: Home in 3D, Scenes, Light, Room, Climate and Home Status.
• Control Center controls on the iPhone: All Lights, a Light, a Scene and an Air Conditioner.
• Quick actions on the iPhone's app icon, chosen in Settings.
• Every widget is live: tap a lamp, a scene or an AC and it switches without opening the app. On the Mac the app in the menu bar carries it out; on the iPhone the widget talks to Home Assistant, Hue and Smart Life itself. See docs/widgets.md.

An iPhone app that needs no Mac

• Floor plan editor on the phone: the Mac's editor laid out for a finger — tap to select, drag what is selected, pan, pinch to zoom, details in a sheet from the bottom. New home starts from one room or a demo layout.
• Home Assistant and Philips Hue screens on the phone; servers and bridges on the Wi-Fi are found by themselves.
• Devices: link each lamp and AC to a real device from one searchable list, or add several devices to a room already linked.
• Smart Life on a single phone: save the sign-in code to Photos and scan it from the Smart Life app.
• Sync both ways. A paired Mac is optional. Plans edited on either side reach the other, and so do Home Assistant and Hue connections (the newest wins, a disconnect included). If both changed the plan while apart, the phone asks which one to keep.

Two iPhone editions

• App Store edition: Home Assistant, Philips Hue and Apple Home.
• Smart Life edition: all of that plus Smart Life / Tuya, for TestFlight and your own phone.
• Smart Life now lives in its own module (HouseSmartLife), linked only by the Mac app and the Smart Life edition. The two editions are separate apps and can sit on one phone.

Also

• About links (website, privacy policy, support, source) on the iPhone and in the Mac's menu.
• The editor only offers the platforms the app has.
• A privacy manifest for the widgets.
• From this release on, every Mac disk image carries a build provenance attestation: gh attestation verify HouseControl-1.0.0.dmg --repo 0xProbabillity/house-control (#5).

Fixed

• The iPhone never found Hue Bridges or Home Assistant servers on the network: iOS only browses the Bonjour types an app declares, and those two were missing.
• Widgets could jump back to an older state when the app started with widget taps still queued.

Full changelog: CHANGELOG.md

House Control 0.1.0

Full Changelog: https://github.com/0xProbabillity/house-control/commits/v0.1.0