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Version 2.9 · 2024-03-21
A few small bug fixes - thanks to those who reported them!!
Too little checked to say Store information only. We haven’t analysed this app or read its reviews yet.
Not yet tested.
The store currently lists version 2.9, updated 2024-03-21.








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*** Featured by Shane Whatley - "Will let you flash any of your HomeKit lights.. and either set the light back to the original state… or set it to a new state after flash. Really cool stuff!"
*** Featured on 9to5Mac.com - "as a dad of three, I need less noise in our house, so I am really enjoying using Signals for HomeKit"
*** Featured on iMore.com - “create tons of distinct signals that cover scenarios like announcing dinner time, or letting someone know that they are taking a little too much time in the shower.”
*** Featured on AppleInsider.com - "Our favorite tips and tricks for making the most out of Apple HomeKit"
*** Featured on HomeKitNews.com - "save your lungs, and get this app"
*** Featured on HomeKitHero.com - "clever way to get someone’s attention in your home"…
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A few small bug fixes - thanks to those who reported them!!
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