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Connecting to your home

Snowlight controls the home over its own Wi-Fi, so your iPhone needs to be connected to the home's network. Open Snowlight and follow the steps to connect. If something asks for an address or passcode, whoever set up the home's lighting can give you both.

If iOS asks to find devices on your local network, tap Allow. If you said no earlier, turn it back on in Settings › Privacy & Security › Local Network › Snowlight.

Showings

Start showing saves how every light and shade is set, then lights the house for visitors, using the Showing preset if there is one. End showing puts everything back. If you close the app during a showing, it remembers, and you can end the showing when you come back.

A light didn't respond

Snowlight shows a message when a light or thermostat doesn't answer. Make sure your iPhone is on the home's Wi-Fi and the home's lighting system is powered on, then pull down on the screen to refresh. Lights marked “Needs repair” are skipped when the whole house is turned on.

Try it first

Tap Try the demo house on the first screen to explore a pretend house with every feature. Nothing real changes. To leave it, go to Settings › Leave the demo house.