Audio/Video Control and Home Automation seamlessly merged into a Universal Remote for your entire home. Control TVs, A/V receivers, set top boxes, lights, thermostats, and more from an integrated remote with a beautiful and simple design. Multiple Winner of the CTA Home Technology App of the Year Award! PURCHASE REQUIRED: This app requires a subscription or perpetual purchase for all functionality. A free trial is offered. FEATURES • The Leader in Audio/Video and Home Automation Control: Directly control popular devices including any television, Apple TV, Fire TV, DISH, Sonos, TiVo, Kodi, Plex, DirecTV, Roku and thousands more – automatically discovered on your network. • Direct integration with televisions from LG, Samsung, Sony, Vizio, TCL, Roku, and more including app launch and channel guides. • TV Guides: Personalized TV listings for most of the Americas and Europe. Detailed episode, season, and cast information. • HomeKit: The only app that provides control of your entire home including HomeKit accessories, seamlessly blending home control with audio/video control. • Unmatched Compatibility: Over 400,000 commands for IP, Infrared, and even Serial control automatically organized into easy to use Activities. • Media Guides: Content guides for Kaleidescape, Zidoo, Kodi, Plex, Sonos, HEOS, and many more • Full intercom-style video conferencing, instantly connect with video to any active Roomie in your home, or even remotely! • Broadcast to HomePod: Live broadcast to HomePods • Sonos Announcements: Send announcements to Sonos speakers • Roomie Voice Control directly in the app • Siri Voice Control and Shortcuts support • Amazon Alexa Voice Control • Sonos: Run your entire Sonos system, group/regroup speakers, setup automatic regroupings • Receivers: Integrates with popular receivers from Denon, Yamaha, Trinnov, JBL, Anthem, Onkyo, Marantz, and more including receiver streaming systems such as HEOS and MusicCast. • Lighting and Thermostats: Lutron, Honeywell, Ecobee, SmartThings, Philips Hue, Vera, ISY, Insteon, WeMo. • DVR Guides: DVR control for DISH, TiVo, and DirecTV • Cameras: Monitor Arlo, Ring, HomeKit, RTSP, and other ONVIF cameras • Harmony hardbutton remote synchronization • Instant synchronization of your home configuration across multiple iOS devices • Configuration sharing with other family members and guests • Macros: Sequence precise control over your devices • Automation: Time or device events can execute command sequences such as turning on lights when a motion detector trips, shutting everything down at night, or sending a notification to the entire home. • Backup and Restore of configurations across Multiple Homes • Widgets for quick access to Recent Activities and Rooms Choose a level based on your needs: Unlimited: Unlimited Devices, Rooms, Activities, Homes + Guest Sharing One Room: 1 Home, 1 Room, 5 Activities, 8 Devices One Home: 1 Home, 5 Rooms of 8 Activities, 24 Devices • An always-on controller is required for some features such as Amazon Alexa Voice Control. For instance, a dedicated iPad or iPhone could be used that doubles as the remote for your Living Room. The always-on controller can also be the macOS or Apple TV edition of this app. Note that Roomie Voice Control and Siri control do not require an always-on device. • Some very old devices may not be controlled directly via Wi-Fi and require an adapter for infrared control. See roomieremote.com/check-compatibility to determine whether any of your devices need an adapter.
Long Hard Road
I’ve been using this application for years all through the name changes etc. I can honestly say the application is finally matured enough to be usable for my application (LG OLED tv, Denon receiver, Fire tv stick). The programming has become more straight forward, the user interface while not overly colorful is at least intuitive and usable. Programming does not glitch anywhere’s as much as it used to. I have Govee lights to control which will be my next exercise. Much improved guys/gals. Thank you.
Lifetime Subscription?
What happened to the lifetime subscription?
I WANT A REFUND
APPLE WONT GIVE ME MY MONEY BACK AND THERES NO INFORMATION ON HOW TO CONTACT THESE PEOPLE TO REQUEST A REFUND $50 DOWN THE DRAIN UGH
Rhymes with puck off
This app: Give us your email address and then we’ll show you how the app works and whether it even uses IR to communicate with wired devices. Me:Ugh. Fine here. But I’m not actually logged in so don’t mail it. This app: Great. Now give us $90 and then we’ll show you how the app works and whether it even uses IR to communicate with wired devices. Me: …
Best Universal Control App.
For the home automation enthusiast that loves DIY this is the app for you.
Mac App is a Companion App to iOS App
I've read some negative reviews about the MacOS version of this app and I think it should be clarified that the Mac App is really meant to be a companion app to the IOS and iPadOS apps. Roomie is really intended to be used with a touch screen like an iPhone or an iPad, but I've give a lot of props to the developer for taking the time to develop a Mac dedicated app. The Mac version of the App works exactly like it's iOS and iPadOS counterparts and can also be used as an always-on "hub", which isn't necessary for most features, but a nice option for more advanced features. While I understand that some people may be turned off by the subscription model/fee, I find it to be worth the money because a) I can control all of my TVs and media players throughout my house without any additonal hardware, b) the developer is consistently updating the app and adding new features (and is also very active on the forum and c) there aren't any better options in the market that do what this app does now that Harmony has shut down. I really wish the developer would consider developing a physical remote that other family members could use, but I'm assured this will never happen. Nevertheless, I can't criticize the app or the developer for this since that's not the business model here and the product is really solid on its own. The front-end/UI of the app is an absolute gem. I have a hard time finding any room for improvement. The setup/backend process, however, leaves a bit to be desired. While not horrible, it's not as straight forward and easy to use as say the Harmony Hub setup process. I will admit, however, once you figure out the activity setup process you'll find that it's a bit more powerful than the Harmony Hub. I've been an Apple user for years and while I hate subscription models, this is one I can support because the developer is constantly improving this app, adding features and keeping it awesome. And the subscription model is much more reasonable than it once was. Now, if you're household has TVs and Audio devices that are older and not network connected or compatible with Roomie, than I suggest looking elsewhere. But for those that are looking for perhaps a Harmony replacement or a new toy to play with, this app is polished and supports a wide range of devices, so it's not some cheap fly by night app that supports only one brand. This app is legit with a very acrive developer.
Once again it has broken my setup
Who runs this product? I cringe every time there is an update, and this one is no exception. My volume controls for my denon receivers have all stopped working. Please for the love of the universe, stop making unnecessary changes. You are not going to replace HomeKit or google, pick your product area and your key customer and make them love your product. I expect that your goal is to to retain customers like me who have complex av systems and multi person families who benefit from ease of use of tech. If this is the case, you should be looking at existing configuration to find the most common components, setups, and integrations and then regression test simulated versions of them before you release new software. Seems to me you are testing new setups from scratch, and maybe that works fine, but you are always breaking your more tenured customers setups. I have managed to simplify my life in one system down to an appletv running everything, including on/off and volume - motivated by being able to stop using roomie. So for that system I have achieved a roomie-free situation that is perfect. For my theater, there is a lot more going on and it helps to have roomies ability to integrate and automation controls. Unfortunately instead of being excited about roomie, I spend time like a clever squirrel trying to find another path and look forward to the day I can finally fire you, and stop paying hundreds of dollars a year.
Apply for an API key from the Govee app, add as a Cloud Service, enter the API key, and update manifest. Lights can be controlled from the Homebar or via direct commands. [8.7.0]* Improved Set Room command from Shortcuts. Using Set Room and then opening Roomie from the same shortcut now works properly (useful for opening a specified room from an NFC tag). [8.6.3] * Updated TiVo authentication. [8.7.1] * ATV Media Guide
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