Vianta: Smart Home Map & AI

About this app

Vianta puts your Apple Home devices on a map of your home so you can see and control them room by room, with an AI organizer built on Apple Intelligence, for iPhone and iPad. THE ROOM MAP See your whole home at a glance: every light, lock, thermostat, and sensor placed where it really is. Rooms glow when something is on. Tap a device to control it. Drag a device to another room and Vianta moves it in Apple Home too. Draw your walls, add floors, mark the pantry and stairs, or let the built-in AI lay the map out for you. YOUR HOME, ORGANIZED HomeKit setups get messy: cryptic accessory names, devices in the wrong rooms, duplicates, gadgets that stopped responding. Ask Vianta in plain words: "what's in my kitchen," "rename the den lamp to Reading Light," "move the thermostat to the bedroom." Nothing changes until you approve it. PRIVATE BY DESIGN The assistant uses Apple's on-device model, and Vianta never sends what it reads from your Apple Home to RoxyKovu or to any third party. Your room map stays on your device. No account, no tracking, no analytics. What leaves your iPhone or iPad is what you start yourself. Feedback you choose to send from Settings reaches RoxyKovu with your message, the category you pick, your app version and platform, and a random per-install ID, never anything read from your home. Planning with Private Cloud Compute is off by default: on iOS 27 with Apple Intelligence, if you turn it on, the words you type in the chat can go to Apple's Private Cloud Compute to plan the change. Nothing Vianta reads from your Apple Home goes with them, and each reply planned that way shows the exact words that were sent. WHAT YOU CAN DO - Control lights, locks, thermostats, fans, shades, and scenes straight from the map - Rename accessories and rooms in plain language, with approval before every change - Find duplicates, offline devices, and clutter fast - Mirror floors to Siri zones so "the downstairs lights" just works - Works with everything already in your Apple Home Vianta needs a configured Apple Home. The assistant requires a device with Apple Intelligence.

Vianta 1.0.7 adds optional planning with Private Cloud Compute, ends Room Map iCloud sync, and fixes a long list of layout and accessibility issues. Planning with Private Cloud Compute - New in Settings, off by default, on iOS 27 with Apple Intelligence: Off, When helpful or Always. Nothing changes until you accept the consent screen. On earlier iOS versions the setting does not appear. - When it is on, the words you type in the chat can go to Apple's Private Cloud Compute to plan the change. Nothing Vianta reads from your Apple Home is sent. A reply planned this way is marked, and the mark shows the exact words that were sent. Room Map iCloud sync is gone - Your Room Map stays on each device. When 1.0.7 opens, it removes the copy an earlier version synced to your iCloud, after saving the newest copy on a device that has no Room Map of its own. Assistant - A request for several changes at once is no longer half done. With Planning off, the assistant asks for one change at a time. - "Make the lamp purple" now works on color lights, and the assistant says so when no light in the room can change color. - An exact accessory name, like "Kitchen Main Lights", controls that accessory instead of the whole room. - Renaming something to off, on, a number or a color is asked about instead of lined up. - Dragging the conversation puts the keyboard away, and the keyboard steps aside when the approval checklist opens. Accessibility - VoiceOver names every control in the device panel, reads Send as Send, and reads each row of the approval checklist once, with its state in words. - In Room Map edit mode the floor list breaks names only between words, its counts are easier to read, and its arrows and each room's move menu are larger targets. On iPhone, rooms no longer sit under the floor list. Send feedback - When the feedback service is busy or briefly unavailable, the form says so in plain words instead of showing the server's raw response. - At larger text sizes the categories show their full names, and VoiceOver says which one is selected. - The first-run notice names what a feedback message carries, as Settings and the Legal terms do. Layout - Buttons and badges filled with Vianta's cyan use dark text, and the lighter cyan buttons brighter text. - On iPadOS 27 the selected row in the iPad sidebar uses dark text on Vianta's cyan, where it was white and hard to read. - On smaller iPhones, Send feedback and Rate Vianta in Settings fit on one line, and the Settings and About icons match the others. - At larger text sizes, words no longer break mid-word or get cut off in Settings, the More list, the Home card, Focus, the Assistant, About, the first-run notice, the iPad sidebar, the Apple Home help, the Room Map header and the Rename Floor title. - In Room Map edit mode at larger sizes every tool name stays whole, How to edit explains the tools, and the floor switcher shows the whole floor name. - The device panel keeps clear of the tab bar in landscape and wraps a long device name. - In landscape at the largest sizes, the approval checklist puts Cancel and Apply beside the change. - With two or more floors, the floor choices take only the space they need. - A long room name on the Room Map gets smaller, then ends in "...", instead of running into the next room. - The more-below arrow is Vianta's cyan, and the text under it fades out. Legal terms - The Privacy section now describes Planning with Private Cloud Compute and the end of Room Map iCloud sync. It also says a feedback message goes to a server we operate in the United States with the time you sent it, that the feedback server keeps a hash of your IP address, not in your feedback record, in a counter marked to expire within three hours, and that a feedback message is marked to expire a year after we receive it. The effective date is now September 24, 2026. Unchanged: nothing the assistant proposes is written to your home until you approve it.

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