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HomeRun is a simple, elegant utility for triggering HomeKit scenes from your Apple Watch. HomeRun 1.1 is available on the App Store. Custom complications were a natural next step for the app, and I’m thankful we didn’t have to wait long for them to arrive. When it launched last month, HomeRun enabled adding scenes as complications to your watch face, but you had to use the app’s icon for each complication. That means the excellent assortment of glyph options for scenes are all accessible as complication icons as well.

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The Series 4 Watch’s Infograph face, for example, presents options to customize both the corner slot and circle slot complications.Ĭreating custom complications works just like setting up scenes for the main Watch app itself, with the same set of colors and glyphs available in both places.

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Visit the detail view for a specific watch face and you’ll be able to update any and all complications for that face with custom colors and icons to accompany your selected scenes. Inside the HomeRun app on iPhone, the Complications screen in version 1.1 appears largely the same at first glance, but once you start tapping around you’ll discover that Watch complications are now fully customizable. And today, with version 1.1, HomeRun has introduced custom complication creation, making it possible to have different launcher complications for each of your configured scenes. Where Apple’s Home app for the Watch can be clunky to navigate, especially if you have more than a couple HomeKit devices set up, HomeRun makes controls easily accessible for all your scenes. HomeRun is a simple Apple Watch utility for controlling HomeKit scenes from your wrist. HomeRun 1.3 is available now on the App Store. That slight drawback aside, this is a fantastic release for HomeRun that ensures I have no reason to ever look elsewhere for HomeKit scene control on the Apple Watch. The sole exception is emoji, since they don’t fit watchOS’ design standards for complications. I love that these new options work not only inside HomeRun’s grid, but also for configured complications. The over 4,400 icons can be browsed inside HomeRun’s companion iPhone app, where a search option has thankfully been included.

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Developer Aaron Pearce has added thousands of new icons by including the full set of Apple’s SF Symbols, the full set of Simpaticons, plus emoji options. The number of options was fine before, but now it’s much more than fine. Previous releases enabled customizing HomeRun’s scene grid, which makes up the app’s main UI, by choosing from different colors and glyphs for each of your HomeKit scenes. HomeRun’s scene grid (left) and custom complication (right).

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HomeRun 2 Launches as a New App with Home Screen Widgets, an In-App Grid System, and an Updated Watch Complication Editor Timery Comes to the Mac and Makes Time Tracking With Toggl Easier Than Ever This week, Federico and John preview MacStories’ and AppStories’ upcoming WWDC coverage and recap updates to Timery and HomeRun, along with news of ADA finalists, Swift Student Challenge Winners, an iPadOS design concept, and link posts about the App Store and AirTags along with two music Unwind picks for the weekend. Sponsored by: Genius Scan – A Scanner in Your Pocket

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