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Version 1.6 · 2026-08-14
No major changes but we are making the application better from release to release. In the new version: - bug fixes
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The store currently lists version 1.6, updated 2026-08-14.








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Control compatible LED lamps and other smart light devices from your phone and create the right atmosphere for any moment. Connect your lights, fine-tune the colors, organize rooms, and set simple schedules for your daily routine with an interface designed to feel fast and effortless.
Key Features:
- Connect and manage compatible smart lamps and LED light devices
- Turn lights on or off and open individual lamp controls
- Adjust lighting with color, spectrum, grid, sliders, opacity, and last used color
- Create rooms, add multiple lights, and control room lighting more easily
- Rename or remove rooms and devices from your setup
- Set schedules with turn-on and switch-off times for selected days or every day
- Add lamps, rooms, and schedules from quick actions…
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No major changes but we are making the application better from release to release. In the new version: - bug fixes
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