TESA SMARTair

Name: TESA SMARTair
Rating: 1.8 (25 reviews)
Author: TESA Assa Abloy

By: TESA Assa Abloy App

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Overview

Version:

4.0.1

Last updated: 2025-05-17

Ranking

#393,526 ▼ 1,516

Overall

Features & Capabilities

TESA SMARTair is an application to open wireless doors from your mobile phone.

Please contact us to receive more information. E-mail:smartair@tesa.es Phone:+34943669100

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

TESA Assa Abloy

Rating:

1.80

(25)

Version:

4.0.1 Last updated: 2025-05-17

Version code:

874833588

Creation date:

2013-02-15

Compatible devices:

Size:

1.75MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-24

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 393,526 ▼ 1,516

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Developed by:

TESA Assa Abloy

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/tesa-smartair/id600011512

User Reviews

Reviews consistently cite reliability issues with TESA SMARTair, including long outages and being unable to unlock doors. Users report a slow, buggy experience, a very dated UI, and a lack of essential features such as Apple Watch support and widgets. Connectivity problems and offline use are common, forcing reliance on a physical key fob. While some see it as a useful backup when it works, the core issues are stability, offline operability, and modern device integration.

Pros

Backup to the key fob for entry
Provides a digital backup entry option when it works
Some reviewers describe it as a decent backup option

Cons

Frequent outages and unreliability that can lock users out for days
Outdated UI/design (dated look and feel)
Missing Apple Watch support and widgets (watchOS, Home Screen widgets) along with other modern features like Face ID
Connectivity limitations: relies on Wi-Fi/cell and can fail offline or in low-signal environments
Must rely on carrying a physical key fob as a fallback due to app unreliability