Every automation in your home, laid out on a timeline. See what’s happening today, what’s coming next, and exactly when each automation runs.
Every automation in your home, laid out on a timeline. See what’s happening today, what’s coming next, and exactly when each automation runs.
Weekday, weekend, or a custom set of days. Every repeating automation sorted by the time it actually fires.
Schedule a scene for a specific date and time. It runs once, then disappears.
Sun-relative automations show their real time for today, in order with everything else.
Amber dots mark repeating days. Teal marks a one-off. Tap any date to see the full run order for that day.
On iPad the timetable opens up to the full week — every day as a column, every automation placed at the hour it fires.
Automation Schedule talks to HomeKit directly on your iPhone or iPad. There is no account, no server, and no analytics. Your home data never leaves your device.
No. It reads and writes the same HomeKit automations, so anything you set up here shows up in the Home app too.
For scheduled automations to run when you are away, yes — HomePod or Apple TV, same as HomeKit requires.
HomeKit has no per-day override, so disabling applies to every active day. Undo restores it immediately.
Set your home's location once and sun-relative automations show today's exact time, sorted with the rest.
Switch between any home in your HomeKit account from the picker in the top corner.
One-time purchase. Universal across iPhone and iPad.