Release notes
What is new in ReMatter.
Every version that went to closed testers, newest first. The app shows a short version of these notes when you open a new build.
Version numbers that are not listed were test builds that did not go to testers.
Backup and setup are now free
Backup, restore and adding a device to your smart home are free. The free version keeps 10 codes, ReMatter Pro removes the limit, and testers on Android get Pro free.
Read the notes →Set up with your saved name
Hand a device's saved name to Google Home when you set it up, or copy it for any other app.
Read the notes →Already saved, Separate, and HomeKit labels
A drawer shows which device a code belongs to, a merged device can be split again, and HomeKit codes look like the sticker.
Read the notes →One device, several codes
Merge the codes of one physical device, such as a lock with a Matter and a HomeKit sticker, into one entry.
Read the notes →A rebuild of 1.0.24
No changes you can see.
Read the notes →HomeKit codes, icons and easier organizing
Save HomeKit setup codes, give devices and groups icons, pick rooms from a list, and search by more than name.
Read the notes →Z-Wave SmartStart codes
Scan the SmartStart QR on a Z-Wave device and keep it with your Matter codes.
Read the notes →A new brand mark
A new icon and launch screen, and a fix for typing a pairing code.
Read the notes →Support details and legal pages
Contact support from the app, copy the IDs we need to find a purchase, and read the privacy policy and terms.
Read the notes →A new icon
A new app icon and launch screen.
Read the notes →Group cards and a new look
Groups show as cards that open and close, the tour shows a real code, and the app has a new font.
Read the notes →Groups
Group the devices that live together, such as the bulbs in one ceiling fixture.
Read the notes →A first-run tour and share-code warnings
A short tour on first launch, a way to check a code against your list, and a warning about temporary share codes.
Read the notes →The first build
Scan or type a Matter setup code, sort your devices by floor and room, and print a QR sheet.
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