Everything it does

For people who run Valetudo. Daily cleaning on every Apple screen. Setup stays in the Valetudo web page.

Map

A live map of your home, drawn on your device.

Live map: Floors, walls, rooms, the charger and the robot at its true size. The map updates as the robot moves.
The robot’s path: The path draws as a swath under the walls. A planned path shows dashed, and an active zone as an outline.
Floor materials: Wood, tile and carpet show as a faint pattern that runs across neighbouring rooms. Carpet gets a fringe. One setting turns the patterns off.
No-go areas and virtual walls: Areas and walls your robot already knows are drawn softly over the map.
Smooth pan and zoom: The map is built to stay smooth while it updates, and to stay within memory at any zoom.

Say where to clean. The app sends one request.

Pick rooms: Tap several rooms. Each gets a numbered badge, and the total area shows.
Draw a zone Pro: Drag a zone for a spill. The default zone starts inside the largest room.
Go to a spot Pro: Tap the floor and press Go here to send the robot there. It needs a robot that supports it, and Pro.
Several passes Pro: Repeat a room or zone clean, if your robot allows it.
Dimmed rooms: While a room clean runs, the rooms you skipped dim on the map.
Clear while busy: Rooms, Zone and Go to lock while the robot works, so a tap never changes a run by accident.

The controls you use every day, in one place.

Clean, pause, stop and home: Big buttons at the bottom, with a tap of haptic feedback.
Live card and summary: Time and area while it cleans. A summary when the clean ends.
Mode, suction and water: Vacuum, mop or both, with presets for suction and water. A disabled row says why.
Only what your robot can do: The app reads your robot’s abilities and shows those controls. Nothing is hard-coded to one model.

Keep an eye on the parts that wear out.

Dock actions Pro: Empty the bin, and on a mop dock, wash and dry the mop. A switch turns auto-dry on and off.
Attachments: See the dust bin, water tank and mop cloth at a glance.
Statistics Pro: Time and area of the current clean, in the cleaning options.
Consumables: Check consumables, such as filters and brushes, in the menu.
Alerts: A bell shows the robot’s active events. It only reads them, and never sends a command.
Locate and map changes: Make the robot play its locator sound. Accept or reject a map change the robot proposes.

Local only, and careful by design.

Find your robot: The app finds robots on your network, or you type an address. HTTP or HTTPS, on any port.
Away from home: The app needs to reach your robot’s address. At home that is your Wi-Fi. Elsewhere, use a VPN or Tailscale that connects your phone to your home network. The app does not set one up.
Sign-in and HTTPS: A robot with a password is supported. The login stays in the iOS Keychain. For a self-signed certificate you choose to trust it, robot by robot.
Honest status: Name, battery, state and last-seen time at the top. When data is stale or the robot is offline, the commands switch off and say so.
Made for everyone at home: Big buttons, plain-language errors, VoiceOver labels for rooms and battery, and a layout that adapts to large text sizes.
No surprises: The app sends no command on launch, resume or reconnect. One tap sends one request, and the button waits while it is pending.
Stop is never locked: Stop, pause and dock stay free in the iPhone and iPad app. The Mac, Watch and TV apps need Pro.
Try the demo: No robot yet? Open the demo to look around.

The same robot, wherever you are.

iPhone and iPad: On a tablet, the map and the controls sit side by side. Light and dark appearance included.
Mac Pro: The iPhone and iPad app runs on Apple silicon Macs with the same features.
Apple Watch Pro: Status, plus start, pause, stop, dock and room choice, sent through your iPhone.
Apple TV Pro: Status, the map and the controls on the big screen. It talks straight to your robot.
Several robots Pro: Keep a list of robots. Switch from the name in the header.
iCloud sync Pro: Your robots appear on your other devices through your own iCloud. I cannot read them.