WSwitch for WeMo

Name: WSwitch for WeMo
Price: 3.99 USD
Rating: 3.5 (217 reviews)
Author: Georgios Trigonakis

By: Georgios Trigonakis App

Control your Smart Switches

Overview

Version:

1.6.2

Last updated: 2026-03-20

Ranking

#113,148 ▲ 11,495

Overall

Features & Capabilities

WSwitch for WeMo lets you control WeMo smart switches from iPhone, widgets, and Apple Watch—without the discontinued WeMo app. Turn devices on/off, dim LED bulbs, and group devices for single-button control. The app can discover devices on your local network or accept manual IP entries, and requires you to be on the same Wi‑Fi network as your smart devices.

Create and manage groups, set up WiFi for new devices, and optionally control all devices with a single button. Also available for Mac: https://macappsto.re/us/Jnu27

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Home Automation

By:

Georgios Trigonakis

Rating:

3.50

(217)

Version:

1.6.2 Last updated: 2026-03-20

Version code:

883584100

Creation date:

2015-07-08

Compatible devices:

Size:

3.56MB

Price:

3.99

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-25

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# 113,148 ▲ 11,495

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Developed by:

Georgios Trigonakis

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/wswitch-for-wemo/id1011396240

Website:

http://www.gtrigonakis.com/wswitch-for-ios/

User Reviews

WSwitch for WeMo is praised for salvaging old WeMo gear, enabling local control and HomeKit without cloud servers, and offering a clean, mobile-friendly experience (including Apple Watch). However, users repeatedly cite stability problems, lack of scheduling/timer features and renaming options, removal of the widget, and limited remote access when away from home. Some report poor support. Overall, it’s valued as a local-control lifeline but needs improved reliability, feature parity, widget retention, and developer responsiveness.

Pros

Local control without Wemo cloud servers (works with HomeKit)
Detects, re-adds and salvages old Wemo devices for continued use
Control across devices from iPhone and Apple Watch (hands-free convenience)
Well-designed, user-friendly UI and overall reliability when functioning
Lifesaver for customers after Belkin/Wemo discontinued support; helps keep devices usable

Cons

Reliability and stability issues: app fails frequently, spotty performance, may require reload after updates
Limited features: no per-device schedules/timers and no dimming; cannot rename devices (e.g., Wemo Mini)
Widget functionality removed/breaking changes in updates reduces convenience
Remote access often does not work away from home (local network requirement)
Support responsiveness concerns: users report little to no response from developers