@hey-klodg In exactly what way should we improve our website? I think we mention it pretty clearly on https://flic.io/homekit (multiple times) that you need an Apple Home hub (apple tv, ipad, homepod etc.) to make Homekit work with Flic Hub LR.

About "setup parameters for the network", we don't have that much information since Apple has not told us anything about this. To us it's pretty much just magic how Apple talks internally between its own devices (for example iPhone to Apple TV). The only thing we know is that the Flic hub and the Apple TV must be on the same network, obviously. In your case, did you have the setup that your iPhone was on the same network as the Flic hub, but the Apple TV was on a separate network? Or was it that your 3rd party devices (lights or whatever that you wanted to control from Homekit) were on a separate network?

About Wemo, please let us know exactly which Wemo devices you have so we can investigate.

@nospam then you probably don't have the latest iOS Flic app.

@hey-klodg what do you mean? The Hub LR now supports HomeKit.

@Swedishflicker that's when the Flic is connected to the phone - not to the hub.

We don't provide such a service. But you can probably use IFTTT or Microsoft Flow via the Hub to send an sms.

@bashar_8383 If you get "Client EOF" in the flicd log, it simply means the client connecting to flicd has gracefully exited. I suggest you to ask the people working on home assistant for this kind of issue.

@philipjbenedicto no new hw is required

If there is no pop-up in the flic app when you slide "add to homekit" to on, it means the homekit pairing protocol has been successful, from the flic hub's point of view. If Apple's homekit view in the phone hangs and it, from its point of view therefore fails to pair, the flic hub will then not be registered as paired. Now, according to the Homekit specification, the only allowed way for an accessory to accept a new pairing when already paired, is by factory resetting the accessory. To do that on the flic hub, simply hold the pin hole for exactly a time between 10-15 seconds. If successful, the LED will blink shortly and the device will reboot. You'll have to reconfigure it, but once complete, you can try again to add to homekit.

@jimspeiser you can go in to the view where you select actions for a button, then press the three dots to the right of an action and press "Execute".

This is a feature of the Home app and not of Flic. Apple probably thinks it's useful for motion sensors to send iOS notifications, but not for physical buttons I guess. There's nothing we can do about that.