HomeBar puts your entire Homey Pro smart home in the macOS menu bar. No more grabbing your phone or switching to a browser just to turn off a light. Features: - Control every device type from the menu bar - Trigger Homey flows with a single click - Real-time energy monitoring per device - Presence management - Organized by room/zone Free to use daily. $12.99 one-time unlock for unlimited access. Requires macOS 14 Sonoma or later and a Homey Pro or Homey Pro Mini.
Hey Product Hunt! I'm Tim, the maker of HomeBar.
I built this because of a frustration I kept running into: I'd be stuck in an online meeting, the sun would be blasting through the window, and I'd want to close the blinds. But to do that I'd have to grab my phone or open the Homey web app in a browser. Way too much friction for something that should take one click.
So I built HomeBar. It lives in your Mac menu bar and gives you instant access to your entire Homey smart home. Lights, blinds, thermostats, flows, energy monitoring, all right there.
It's free to use every day with a generous set of actions. If you want unlimited access, it's a one-time $12.99 unlock (no subscriptions).
I'm offering Product Hunt folks a promo code for a free unlock. Just drop a comment and I'll send one your way!
Would love to hear what you think. Happy to answer any questions about the app or the tech behind it.
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Upvoted, Great one!
Curious if you’re planning to share this in communities on Reddit as well. A lot of these workflow discussions happen there.
Also building a small blog pipeline around video localization could work well for organic discovery.
Reddit conversations + SEO blogs tend to give good early organic insights before running paid ads.
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How are you validating real user behavior at HomBar right now?
HomeBar for Homey Pro
Upvoted, Great one!
Curious if you’re planning to share this in communities on Reddit as well. A lot of these workflow discussions happen there.
Also building a small blog pipeline around video localization could work well for organic discovery.
Reddit conversations + SEO blogs tend to give good early organic insights before running paid ads.
How are you validating real user behavior at HomBar right now?