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HomeLevels

Battery levels for your wireless HomeKit accessories, at a glance.

iOS 18.0 or later · iPhone · iPad

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The home screen. A summary card says three accessories need attention and names the lowest, above a list of accessories grouped by room, each with its battery level.

A front door lock's own screen, showing 14% and low battery, a six-month battery history graph with the day its battery was changed marked, and its room, gateway and manufacturer.

The list sorted by battery level, with each accessory's room named above it and an unreachable sensor's last reading shown greyed.

Settings — which home to show, how to sort, whether to list accessories without a level, and low-battery alerts with a threshold, a daily or weekly frequency and a time.

HomeLevels shows the battery level of every wireless HomeKit accessory in your home on one screen, grouped by room, so you can see what needs a new battery without opening the Home app and checking each accessory in turn.

Tap any accessory for its own screen: the room it is in, the bridge it connects through, its manufacturer, model and firmware, and a graph of its battery over time.

It tells you before you notice. Choose the level you want to be warned at and when you want to hear about it, and HomeLevels watches for you in the background.

Features

Grouped by room: Every battery-powered accessory in your home, sorted by room or by how much charge is left, with a summary at the top naming the one that needs attention first.
Battery history: A graph for each accessory over the last month, six months, a year or all time, showing when its battery was changed and how long the previous one lasted. HomeKit keeps no history, so HomeLevels records a reading each day and the graph fills in after a few days.
Home-screen widget: Your home's battery status in small and medium sizes, with the accessory that needs attention named on the medium widget.
Low-battery alerts: Choose the level that counts as low, and when you hear about it — a time of day, daily or weekly. Unlocked by a one-time purchase.
Nothing goes missing: An accessory that stops reporting stays listed with the last reading it gave, and an unreachable accessory's old level is greyed out, so it is never mistaken for a current one.
Built for iPad as well: Rooms, the accessories in each, and the selected accessory's details and history, side by side.
More than one home: Switch between homes with a picker; each keeps its own list.

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