One home. One list. Every ecosystem.
Apple Home, Google Home, and SmartThings, finally in one app. Duplicates merge on their own. Live status, grouped by room. Built on 189 devices I bought and tested myself.
+ SmartThings
156 + 151 devices. One list of the real uniques.
Every device bought with my own money. If it fails in my home, it leaves the list.
Three apps each see a third of your home.
Apple Home sees the HomeKit gear. Google Home sees its own. SmartThings sees the rest. This app sees all of it: one deduped list, grouped by room, live status on every tile. On my own home it collapsed 156 Google devices and 151 HomeKit-bridged ones down to the real uniques.
Six tools. Free forever. No account.
Not trial-free. Not ad-supported-free. Free.
Your Thread mesh, visualized. Invisible in every other consumer app.
Every device sorted by how it actually connects. HomeKit, Wi‑Fi, Thread, Matter, Bluetooth.
Which rooms are covered. Which are not.
Know which devices are aging out before they fail.
Is it your network or your provider? Know in seconds.
Every pairing code, behind Face ID. Factory reset without the panic.
Open one app and know the state of everything.
A health score for the whole home, live temperature and humidity tiles, and every ecosystem’s devices with real product photos.
Hub goes offline at 2am. You see it before coffee.
Home Watch keeps checking while the app is closed.
When something breaks, see why instead of guessing.
The diagnostic layer your platform apps don’t have, plus 13 setup guides when you need a fix step by step.
Runs on your iPhone.
No account. No data sold.
The scan happens on your phone and the results stay there. There is no login because there is no server holding your home. Nothing leaves your network unless you export it yourself.
Pay once. Own it forever.
No subscription. Nothing renews. Nothing expires.
- All six network tools
- Home Hub dashboard, Apple Home
- Automations and product library
- Pair Vault code storage
- Google Home + SmartThings join the one list
- Full network scanner
- Every device identified
- Includes 10 setup guides
- Background offline alerts
- Uptime and battery
- Includes 5 setup guides
- QR regeneration + export
- Includes 3 setup guides
- Everything above
- All 13 setup guides
Every paid tool starts with a 7‑day free trial. In the App Store these show as Home Network Scan, Device Monitor, and Premium Vault. Same tools, same prices.
Why isn’t everything free?
The free tools cost me nothing to run, so they are free. The paid tools took months to build, and a one‑time purchase is what keeps them subscription‑free.
Hi, I’m Anthony. Smart Home Life is one person.
I bought all 189 devices in this app with my own money. Zero gifted. Zero paid. The app exists because my own smart home half‑worked and I got tired of guessing.
The full story
The questions I get most.
What does it work with?
Apple Home, Google Home, and SmartThings appear in the unified dashboard. Home Watch monitoring also covers gear like Sonos, Hue, Lutron, and eero on your network. Flo by Moen connects for live water telemetry and valve control.
What is free, and what is paid?
Six tools are free forever with no account: Thread Network, Protocol Breakdown, Room Planner, Device Lifespan, ISP Alerts, and Pair Vault. The Home Hub shows your Apple Home devices free; connecting Google Home and SmartThings into the one deduped list comes with Network Intelligence. Three power tools are one‑time purchases: Network Intelligence, Home Watch, and Pair Vault Premium. The bundle is $9.99 for everything, and every paid tool starts with a 7‑day free trial.
Is there a subscription?
No. Every purchase is one time and permanent. Each paid tool also starts with a 7‑day free trial, so you can try before paying anything.
What can the app see?
Only what your phone can already see on your own network, and it stays on the phone. No account, no server, no data sold. The privacy label on the App Store says the same thing.
What about refunds?
Purchases go through Apple, so refunds do too: report a problem at apple.com/support and Apple handles it directly.
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