NEW in Enlighter 3.0 - iOS 11 & iPhone X support
Enlighter app enables you to automate your home from your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch. It supports lights, sensors, projector screens, fans and all other devices compliant with the Telldus Live! service (for example devices by Nexa, Proove & Oregon Scientific). From version 2, Enlighter also supports Philips Hue lights!
Enlighter supports small and large apartments/houses, through a multi-home setup. You can add photos to your homes, rooms, zones and devices from the camera or from the photo library.
Devices can be controlled (on, off, dim etc.) both from a graphical view and from a normal list view. Basic Voice Control is also included (supports US English speech only).
Enlighter also has support for Scenes, where you can preset your most frequently used scenes.
Actions on Devices, Levels or Scenes can be triggered when entering or exiting a certain location (so called GPS geofencing). You can also perform actions which are triggered when the device is shaken.
You can also add/view scheduled events in the Telldus Live! scheduler (Telldus NET) and view scheduled events for Philips Hue devices (view only - add will come in later release)
Your setup can be exported and sent by actions, such as email, AirDrop or Dropbox etc., in order to easily transfer it to other devices.
Telldus Live users:
Enlighter uses the Telldus Live! service. Therefore, you can only use this app if you have a Telldus Live! account with compliant hardware. You need to add the devices to the Telldus Live! services before adding them in Enlighter. (Visit www.telldus.com for more information)
Philips Hue users:
Please note that Enlighter uses the official Philips Hue SDK, which currently only supports connection through local WIFI only. The means that geo-fencing will currently not work for hue devices. You will also need to add your devices through the official Philips Hue app before you can see them in Enlighter
Enlighter is a Universal app and requires iOS 10.0 or higher
Note: Continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life.