Widgets & Control Center: Your home, right on the Home Screen.

Widgets for scenes, workflows, states, your floor plan and dashboards. Plus controls in Control Center and shortcuts for Siri.

Large widget with eight tiles: two scenes, two states, two workflows, cameras and a dashboard

One tile for every task.

Put what you use most into a widget. Each tile does exactly one thing.

Run a scene
Start a workflow
Start a workflow on the Controller Hub
Turn a state on, off or toggle it
Open a view: accessories, cameras, rooms, your floor plan or a dashboard

Small, medium and large, and extra large on iPad. On the Mac, too.

Done, without opening the app.

States and workflows on the Controller Hub run straight from the widget. A checkmark shows it worked.

Widget with four tiles, a green checkmark on the vacation mode tile

States and the Controller Hub are part of Controller Plus. More about the Controller Hub

Floor plan and dashboard, one tap away.

Floor plan

The widget shows your floor plan and opens it with one tap. Small or large.

More about Floor Plan

Dashboard

A dashboard of your choice, opened straight from the Home Screen.

More about dashboards

Part of Control Center with Controller controls for a floor plan, a dashboard, states, workflows and a remote

In Control Center, too.

From iOS 18, put Controller controls in Control Center, on the Lock Screen or on the Action button.

Open a dashboard
Open a floor plan, with a floor and filter if you like
Open the remote for Apple TV and TVs
Start a workflow, on the device or on the Controller Hub
Set a state without opening the app

Siri and Shortcuts

Start a workflow, open a floor plan, show accessories, set or check a state: with Siri, in the Shortcuts app and on the Action button.

Frequently asked questions

Three: tiles for scenes, workflows, states and views in small, medium, large and, on iPad, extra large; a widget for your floor plan in small or large; and one for a dashboard in small.

Scenes, workflows on the device and views open Controller. States and workflows on the Controller Hub run in the background without opening the app.

Widgets and controls are already part of Controller Essentials. States and the Controller Hub need Controller Plus.

The widgets work from iOS 17.6. Controls in Control Center, on the Lock Screen and on the Action button need iOS 18.

Yes. On iPad the tiles also come in extra large. You can use the widgets on the Mac, too.

In Controller, under Widgets, you choose which tiles a widget shows. Then add the widget to your Home Screen and pick that set.

Everything about widgets and controls, step by step: Open documentation