Threadlytics™ for iPhone

The instrument for your Thread & Matter home.

Your smart home runs on a mesh you can't see. Threadlytics measures it — border routers, link quality, device roles, health grades, and which of your devices are secretly the same device — all on your phone, from your own network.

Download on the App StoreFree on the App Store · iPhone · iOS 26

PlatformiPhone · iOS 26
StandardsMatter, Thread
AnalysisOn device
Hub requiredNo
AccountNot required

What it measures

01

Mesh health, graded

Border-router coverage, routing depth, link quality and partition state, resolved into plain-language grades instead of raw counters — for the mesh as a whole and for every device on it.

02

One device, one identity

The same physical device shows up under a different name in every app you own. Threadlytics matches them on stable hardware identifiers — not by guessing from names.

03

Topology you can walk

A live map of routers, end devices and the links between them — plus the full protocol path for any single device, layer by layer.

How it works

Scan. Correlate. Grade.

Threadlytics discovers Thread border routers on your network, reads Matter diagnostics from your devices through Apple Home, and correlates everything it learns into one picture of your home.

Scans keep that picture honest. The Overview shows exactly how fresh your data is, and a quick scan runs automatically when you come back to the app — the mesh changes even when you aren't looking.

Every claim in the app is tied to evidence: where a fact came from, which source reported it, and when it was last confirmed.

Mesh · channel 25 · 32 nodes
Border router coverage
Link quality (median)
Routing depth
Partition stability

Assistant

On-device assistant
How healthy is my Thread mesh?
Your mesh grades Good — 4 of 4 border routers active on one partition. The weakest link is the Hallway Sensor at −82 dBm, dropping about a third of its frames. Its page shows every border router and link.
From your latest scan · 1 mesh, 1 device referenced

Ask it about your own house.

The assistant runs on your device and answers only from a snapshot of your actual network — not from the internet, and not from a guess about smart homes in general.

When an answer uses your home data it says so, and it names the devices it drew on. No account, and no transcript leaving your phone.

Ecosystems

Apple HomeMatterThreadHome Assistant · optionalSmartThings · optional

Apple Home, Thread and Matter work on their own — no hub, no server, no account. Home Assistant and SmartThings are opt-in enhancements that add detail when you already run them; SmartThings is subject to current SmartThings API availability. Local-only mode is a first-class mode, not a setting buried three screens deep.

Shortcuts & Siri

Your home's health, in your automations.

Threadlytics ships with App Intents: ask Siri for your home health score, list the devices that need attention, or hear what changed since the last scan — without opening the app.

In the Shortcuts app, Threadlytics devices are first-class objects with score, grade, reachability and transport — so you can build automations like “every morning, if anything is unreachable, notify me.”

Siri phrases

“What needs attention in Threadlytics?”

“What changed in Threadlytics?”

“Get my Threadlytics health score”

“Run a Threadlytics scan”

Help & guides

Guide

Scanning & data freshness

Why scans matter, what the freshness colors mean, and why the first minutes after opening the app are still filling in.

Guide

No border routers found

Local Network permission, AP isolation, guest networks — the checklist when discovery comes up empty.

Guide

A device appears twice

How cross-ecosystem identity works, why duplicates happen, and when they merge on their own.

All topics live in the help index. Can't find yours? Contact support.

Thanks

Threadlytics got to 1.0 with help. Andrew O'Hara of the Smart Home Insider podcast (formerly HomeKit Insider) took the time to go through the app and covered it early; if you care about Apple Home, Thread, and Matter, his show is worth your subscription. Chris J. tested every build from 15 onward, sent the exports that found three real bugs, and has the patience of a saint.

Editions

Threadlytics

Included at launch
  • Mesh health grades and 2D / 3D topology map
  • Cross-ecosystem device correlation
  • Per-device signal path
  • On-device assistant
  • Siri & Shortcuts intents
  • Local-only mode
  • CSV, JSON and Markdown exports, with Anonymize
  • 7 days of Home History

Premium

Optional subscription · $2.99 / month or $29.99 / year · first month free
  • Full Home History — score trends, saved snapshots, and drift beyond 7 days
  • What Changed — device and mesh changes tracked between snapshots
  • Network exports — the map as an image, the Tree and Fabrics pages as reports
  • Priority support

In development for Premium: health alerts, a weekly health digest, and recommendations. The free app is complete on its own; Premium adds history and reporting. Cancel anytime in your App Store settings.

Questions about Threadlytics?

Check the help topics, or write to us directly:

contact@seering.ai