Home Widget 1.10 Adds HomeKit Camera Mosaic and Thermostat Control
Home Widget 1.10 brings a scrollable HomeKit camera mosaic, Control Center controls, thermostat and room-light actions, plus new iOS widget styles.
Home Widget has released version 1.10, adding a camera mosaic that shows all HomeKit cameras in one scrollable view from a Home Screen or Lock Screen widget. The update also introduces Control Center controls that open the camera mosaic or jump straight to a specific camera.
Version 1.10 expands control beyond cameras: thermostat control is now available from a widget, and whole-room light actions can toggle, dim, or change color. Multi-sensor Matter accessories now display all their readings in the app, and the release adds native iOS 26/27 widget appearances including Clear, Tinted, Light, Dark, and Liquid Glass rendering.
A follow-up release, version 1.10.2, extends thermostat support to heating systems exposed as HeaterCooler and adds search when adding accessories, sensors, scenes, or actions.
Home Widget is a free download with up to three panels of up to seven tiles and ten widget actions a day. A $14.99 one-time premium unlock removes those limits. The update was reported by 9to5mac.com.
Quick answers
What does the Home Widget camera mosaic do?
It shows all HomeKit cameras in one scrollable view from a Home Screen or Lock Screen widget.
How much does Home Widget cost?
It is a free download with up to three panels of up to seven tiles and ten widget actions a day. A $14.99 one-time premium unlock removes those limits.
What did version 1.10.2 add?
It extends thermostat support to heating systems exposed as HeaterCooler and adds search when adding accessories, sensors, scenes, or actions.