# Version 1.0.28: 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.

_Released 2026-08-14 · Source: https://rematter.app/releases/1.0.28/_

This build had no note about the new version in the app. The 1.0.30 note lists these features.

## See where a saved code belongs

Scan a code that is already in your list, and a drawer opens. It shows the device the code
belongs to, with its icon, protocol, floor and room. Tap **View device** to open it, or
**Scan again**. You can copy the code from the drawer.

If you typed a Matter code and now scan its real QR, the drawer shows what the QR adds and
offers to update the saved device. See [Typed codes and scanned codes](/guides/typed-and-scanned-codes/).

This drawer replaces the scanner's Identify mode. Every scan now adds a code or shows the
drawer.

## Separate a merged device

The Combine screen now lists the codes that are already on the device. This build called the
feature Combine, and later builds call it Merge. Tap the unlink button next to a code to
separate it into its own device. Both devices keep the shared name, room and floor, because
ReMatter does not keep the details they had before they were merged.

You can now search the list of devices that you can merge with. See
[Group or merge devices](/guides/group-or-merge/).

## HomeKit codes look like the sticker

A HomeKit code is now drawn the way it is printed on the accessory: a panel with a border, the
HomeKit house mark and the setup code at the top, and the QR below. This is the same on the
device screen, on a shared image and on the print sheet, so you can check a saved code against
the sticker at a glance. See [Print a paper backup of your codes](/guides/print-qr-sheet/).

## Fixes

If you typed a Matter pairing code and later scanned the device's QR, the scan added a second
copy of the device. ReMatter now finds the typed device and offers to update it.