Motion or none, with the temperature, humidity and light the sensor also reads.
- Motion
- Temperature
- Humidity
- Battery
Sensors
Motion, presence, contact, light level, temperature, humidity, leaks, smoke, carbon monoxide, CO₂ and air quality. All organized by room.
See every sensorPick a reading to see every sensor that sends it to Apple Home. Pick two or more and the filters stack, so you can find a motion sensor that also reports light level, or a contact sensor with a thermometer inside.
Motion and light levelAny sensor can start an automation. Like the hall light coming on when motion is detected, or a notification when a leak sensor gets wet.
Arm and disarm your security system with a tap. Check its status from any device.
Sensors and security systems, by what they report.
Pick a reading to see every sensor that sends it to Apple Home. Add more readings there to find sensors that report all of them.
In ReReHome: Readings from eleven sensor types, any of which can trigger an automation.
In ReReHome: Arm, disarm and alarm status.
One demo tile per type. They move the way the real tiles do: the status first, then each reading in turn.
Motion or none, with the temperature, humidity and light the sensor also reads.
Occupied or unoccupied, from radar and mmWave presence sensors.
Open or closed on a door, window, drawer or mailbox.
The temperature in your units, with humidity beside it when the sensor has it.
Ambient light in lux, for automations that know when it gets dark.
No leak, or a leak, the moment water touches it.
Smoke and carbon monoxide alarms, each with its own state.
CO normal or detected, with the level in parts per million on the detail page.
Carbon dioxide normal or abnormal, so you know when to open a window.
Excellent to poor, with temperature and humidity.
Bulbs, strips and fixtures that dim, change color and keep a schedule.
Make the switches on your wall, and anything you plug in, smart.
Thermostats, air conditioners and heaters that keep every room comfortable.
Cleaner, fresher air with purifiers, fans and humidifiers.
Motorized blinds, shades and windows that move with the sun.
Smart deadbolts and keypads that lock and unlock from anywhere.
Openers that close the garage from anywhere and say when something’s in the way.
Indoor and outdoor cameras, plus video doorbells.
AirPlay speakers and receivers for music in every room.
Hubs that bring Zigbee and Z-Wave accessories in, and routers that protect your network.
Robot vacuums and mops that clean room by room.
Smart sprinklers and valves that water on a schedule.
Apple’s upcoming collection of thermostats, cameras, a doorbell and a lock.
Matter washers, dryers, dishwashers, ovens, EV chargers and energy meters.
TVs that work with Apple Home: inputs, volume, remote keys and picture modes.
Motorized doors and windows with position, hold and obstruction alerts.
Smart faucets, showers and water valves with run times.
Pools, cars, mowers and outlets: separate switches and sensors, shown as the one thing they control.
Plugins that bring non‑HomeKit accessories into Apple Home, and what people report about them.
The integrations HomeKit Bridge can share with Apple Home, and what people report about their devices.