One glance. You know where things stand.
Homebridge status, CPU load, memory, temperature and uptime, plus system versions and available updates.
Plugins, updates and your whole server. Clearly organized in one place, directly from your iPhone.
LESS HUNTING. MORE CONTROL.
Built for everyday Homebridge administration, from a quick status check to plugin configuration.
Homebridge status, CPU load, memory, temperature and uptime, plus system versions and available updates.
Schema-based forms, nested sections and device lists. Review changes before saving, with an advanced JSON editor when needed.
View the preview →Homebridge, its UI, plugins, Node.js and supported system updates, with version details and confirmation before execution.
See individual bridge status and start, stop or restart a specific child bridge when needed.
Create and download Homebridge backups, restore from files with double confirmation, and use the advanced configuration editor.
Live logs, search, error and warning filters, and a focused view of what just happened.
View logs preview →Features are part of the development build. Availability depends on Homebridge UI, account permissions and the server installation type.
YOUR HOME STAYS YOURS
Homebridge Manager is a client for your existing Homebridge. The original Homebridge web interface remains available.
COMPATIBILITY
A mobile interface designed for Safari/PWA. A native iOS wrapper is the next step.
Connects to an existing installation through the Homebridge Config UI X API.
Monitoring and supported administrative actions according to what the host exposes.
Use your local network or private VPN. Publicly exposing Homebridge is not required.
AVAILABILITY & LICENSING
Homebridge Manager is under active development. The first commercial release will follow validation on real-world setups.
A web app that can be added to the Home Screen. The foundation is ready while final installation and networking behavior continue to be validated on iOS.
The same foundation in a native wrapper. IPA, TestFlight and App Store distribution are not publicly available yet.
Homebridge with Config UI X, a valid account and a reachable network connection. Administrative operations require the appropriate permissions.
Price, licence scope and payment model have not been published yet.
Homebridge Manager is proprietary software. The application source code is not publicly distributed. © 2026 CaseyCZ. All rights reserved.
FIRST CONNECTION
Development builds are currently intended only for controlled testing. There is no public installation package or public application repository.
Confirm that the original Homebridge UI works and that you can sign in. Create a backup before testing.
Development builds are provided only to selected testers while validation is in progress. Public distribution will be announced after testing is complete.
Enter your Homebridge address and account. Verify status loading first, then test individual administrative features.
WHAT'S NEW · 0.6.2
The complete changelog remains part of the internal development documentation.
GOOD TO KNOW
An official contact and support channel will be published before release.
No. Homebridge Manager is an independent CaseyCZ project. It uses interfaces provided by an existing Homebridge UI installation and is not a product of the Homebridge team or Apple.
Not for normal configuration of supported plugins. The app can generate forms from plugin schemas. An advanced JSON editor remains available for more complex cases.
Yes, if you have a secure path to your Homebridge, for example through your own VPN such as Tailscale. Homebridge does not need to be exposed directly to the public internet.
Not yet. The project is in development. PWA is the first planned release form, followed by native iOS distribution after validation and completion.
The product website and some static interface elements. Administration, logs, updates and server status require a reachable Homebridge server.
The current development branch targets one Homebridge server using Config UI X. Multiple profiles and other platforms are not currently promised as supported features.
Test carefully. Create a backup before configuration changes or restore operations, and only run administrative actions when you understand their impact.
SUPPORT
A dedicated support and issue-reporting channel is being prepared for the public release. Until then, never send passwords, tokens or configurations to unverified contacts.