Accessory not appearing
Confirm the accessory is added to Apple Home as a thermostat or heater-cooler and that Remote AC has Home access.
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Include your iOS version, accessory type, and what you expected to happen. Never send passwords or network secrets.
Confirm the accessory is added to Apple Home as a thermostat or heater-cooler and that Remote AC has Home access.
Check reachability in Apple Home, verify your network connection, and confirm the physical unit responds there first.
Allow location access for Remote AC in iOS Settings. Weather information depends on location permission and service availability.
Enable notifications for Remote AC in iOS Settings and confirm the related reminder is enabled in the app.
Remote AC works only with compatible climate accessories and controls exposed through Apple Home. Supported controls vary by accessory, firmware, and configuration. Verify a physical response before relying on a command.
No. The current version does not require an account and does not offer subscriptions or in-app purchases.
Remote AC stores device profiles, names, schedules, filter-maintenance records, and preferences on your device. See the Privacy Policy for details.
Open iOS Settings, select Remote AC, and change its available Location, Local Network, Apple Home, or notification permissions. Removing a permission can limit the associated feature.
Remove saved devices and schedules inside the app where available. Deleting Remote AC removes its locally stored app data, subject to iOS behavior and backups you control.
Remote AC is not intended for emergency, medical, life-safety, security, or other safety-critical operation. Do not rely on it where a missed, delayed, or incorrect command could cause injury or damage. For equipment faults, contact the accessory or air-conditioner manufacturer.