Vulpo for Home Assistant

Vulpo 1.4 gets ready for iPhone Duo, lets you speak to every room, and gives your music a whole new player. Made for iPhone Duo Hold iPhone Duo like a book or stand it up in tabletop, and a card's controls open on the other half while your dashboard stays in view. Every detail has a layout for each pose, from a climate dial that rises as an arch to a lock that lies flat with a slide to unlock. Lumen, cameras, Energy, the player and the automation editor each make use of both halves. Intercom Tap the orb, say what you need, and your message plays on the Home Assistant speakers you choose, all at once after a short chime, even when you're away from home. Live captions follow your voice, made on your device and never stored, and a report shows which speakers received it, with Retry for the rest. Part of Pro. Needs a Home Assistant administrator account. Synced Lyrics Tap Lyrics in the player and follow along line by line: the current line glows, dots fill the instrumental breaks, and a tap on any line plays from there. On iPad, Mac and the open iPhone Duo, lyrics open beside the artwork. Part of Pro. A Player for Every Screen On iPad, Mac and the open iPhone Duo, the player fills the screen with the library or Up Next beside it, and iPhone gets a landscape player. The controls take their color from the album art, Repeat joins Shuffle, and a new Now Playing bar switches between players with a tap. Music Assistant, the Whole Queue Up Next shows your whole Music Assistant queue: tap to play, drag to reorder, swipe to remove, or turn on Autoplay, even away from home. Sonos queues show in full too, and the Group sheet gives every speaker its own volume slider. Lumen and Cameras, Redesigned Lumen's panels are now glass over your room. Tap a label to control that device right there, and a room you've opened before is back in under three seconds. Every live camera shares one slim layout, with a column to switch cameras in place and see the last 24 hours of motion. Alerts You Can Act On Act on repair and update alerts right from the Lock Screen: Fix, Ignore or Restart Home Assistant, Install or Skip This Version, with Face ID before anything installs or restarts. Part of Pro. Made for iPad and Mac A new sidebar holds your dashboards, Tools and Settings, with your server's status, News and System Health at the bottom. iPad dashboards fit more cards, and on Mac, Vulpo can keep running in the menu bar. And Plenty More The Battery glance counts low battery sensors plus Matter and Z-Wave batteries, devices sharing one Home Assistant no longer sign each other out, and the connection holds on Home Assistant 2026.10. Notifications stay in Notification Center, thermostats show what they're actually doing, launch hangs are gone, and Mac dashboards scroll twice as smoothly. Thank you for being part of this. If you run into anything or have an idea, you can always reach me at [email protected] - Josh

Vulpo 1.3 brings your Home Assistant automations into the app, and gets ready for iOS 27. Automations, Built In Create and edit your automations without leaving Vulpo. Every automation opens as a canvas of cards you can pan and zoom, a tidy step list, or a full YAML editor, all showing the same automation. Add a step by picking the device first, then what Home Assistant says it can do. Drag steps between branches or copy them to other automations. Nothing is written until you tap Save. Needs a Home Assistant administrator account. Describe It, Vulpo Drafts It Type what should happen, in English, German, French or Dutch, and a draft comes back naming your own lights, doors and rooms. Anything left open stays highlighted until you fill it. Apple's on-device model drafts for free and offline. On iOS 27, Private Cloud Compute and Vulpo Intelligence, part of Pro, write whole automations and change existing ones, showing exactly what was added, changed or removed. Forms Made for Your Fingers Every trigger, condition and action opens as a form built from Home Assistant's own definitions: a ruler with haptic ticks for numbers, a time-of-day slider shaded like the sky, and color sliders in their real colors. One picker finds entities, devices, areas, floors and labels, grouped by room. One Bar for Everything The command bar finds any action, step or automation as you type. Four guided recipes set up the classics in a few taps: lights that follow presence, a door or window left open, a leak or smoke alert, and a room that gets too hot or too cold. Watch It Run An open automation lights up as triggers fire and conditions change, and any of the last five runs can be replayed step by step. Blueprints get a form for their inputs, templates get building blocks with a live preview, and Vulpo Intelligence suggests labels and categories. Now Playing on the Lock Screen On iOS 27, every Home Assistant media player, from speakers to Plex and your TV, gets a real Now Playing card on the Lock Screen and in Control Center: artwork, play, skip and volume, even with Vulpo closed. Siri Knows Your Home Ask for a home report, or a security, climate, energy or presence summary. Say "turn this off" while looking at a device, check any entity and get a live card you can tap to toggle, and search Vulpo straight from Siri or Spotlight. Two New Cards The Select card switches any select entity with a tap, and the Clock card tells the time three ways: Classic, Digital and Flip, with tiles that really flip. Any card can now move to another dashboard, right from its menu. And Plenty More A redesigned onboarding and a row of tips on Home show you around. When the watch can't reach Home Assistant, commands go through your iPhone. Vulpo offers your Home Assistant Cloud address as the remote address, cameras without a stream play live video, and Lumen coaches you through room scans. Hangs are fixed across iPhone and Mac, and Vulpo is about 17.5 MB smaller. Thank you for being part of this. If you run into anything or have an idea, you can always reach me at [email protected] - Josh