Itsyhome

Itsyhome is a fast, native smart home controller for iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple TV. It controls Apple HomeKit on every platform and adds Home Assistant support on Mac, putting cameras, lights, thermostats, locks, fans, blinds, and more one tap away.

Itsyhome works with the same HomeKit home you set up in Apple Home, so there's nothing to move or replace. It adds a different way in – the Mac menu bar, and a full app on Apple TV, where Apple Home is a Control Center panel – plus tools Apple Home doesn't offer on Mac: Home Assistant support and, with the Pro unlock, sensor history, virtual sensors, duration automations, a scripting API, and a Stream Deck plugin.

Itsyhome runs on iPhone and iPad (iOS / iPadOS 17 or later), Mac (macOS 14 Sonoma or later), where it lives in the menu bar, and Apple TV (tvOS 17 or later). It also includes a standalone Apple Watch app. One universal purchase covers iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple TV.

Yes. Itsyhome controls Apple HomeKit on iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple TV using Apple's native framework, so control stays on your local network with no third-party cloud.

Yes, on Mac. The macOS app connects directly to your Home Assistant server over WebSocket and REST using a long-lived access token, locally or remotely (Nabu Casa, DuckDNS, and similar), with no intermediary cloud. You can use HomeKit, Home Assistant, or both.

Itsyhome is free to download and use on Mac, with an optional one-time Pro unlock ($12.99) for cameras and advanced features. On iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV you get a 3-day free trial, then the same one-time Pro unlock is required. The unlock is a single purchase shared across all platforms, with no subscription and Family Sharing support.

Lights, switches, outlets, fans, thermostats, AC and heater-cooler units, blinds and window coverings, locks, garage doors, security systems, humidifiers, air purifiers, valves, cameras, and doorbells. It also displays temperature, humidity, motion, contact, occupancy, light, air quality, CO₂, CO, smoke, and leak sensors.

Yes. On Mac and Apple TV, Itsyhome shows a live grid of all your HomeKit cameras at once. On iPhone and iPad, a customisable mosaic of live snapshots opens any camera into a live stream with zoom and on-screen controls. On Mac, cameras come with the Pro unlock: a doorbell ring opens a live camera panel automatically, and Home Assistant cameras stream over WebRTC for low-latency video.

Yes. HomeKit control runs locally through Apple's framework, Home Assistant connects straight to your own server, and iCloud sync uses Apple's end-to-end encrypted CloudKit. There are no API keys, no backend services, and no tracking.