Not sure how, but you've managed to make this version even worse than the last. Lights listed in duplicate when setting up scenes, crashes, only dimmers listed when creating a scene (have a wifi switch? Tough. Can't add it to a scene in this version, but could in the precious). Simply pathetic.

***UPDATE*** Ummmm why do I have to recreate every light and scene again? This is the only app that offers Remote Access that I had to register with a 3rd party. I have a garage app, a nest camera app, etc... that I just open and it works. For such an EXPENSIVE system they don't seem to want to deliver a similar quality. Hopefully they'll change it soon. I see a LOT of other users are unhappy as well. I said with remote access I'd give 5 stars but this update isn't good by any stretch for the dollars I've put into trusting them when they said they'd have remote access back in October 2016. Previous Review- I loved the idea and look of the Adorne. And, tech support has been mostly good when I've needed help programming dimmers. However, Back in November of 16 several in tech support told me they'd have remote access before end of year, so invested in Legrand. It's now May and nothing. Also, After installing a few thousand dollars worth of dimmers & other switches, there have been about 10 switches go bad. I don't even know if I can return them without the original box. For the superior cost, we definitely are NOT getting a superior product, yet. I hold out hope they will have the remote access on the app soon and I can also return and exchange my switches. 5 stars if everything gets working.

Right now I need to be on the local LAN to control any lights. Can you PLEASE update this software so it works remotely? Update: Ok, version 2.0 works remotely now. Good job guys!

Updated for Version 2 What were they thinking!? Why in the world would they use Samsung Artik. And why do I have to recreate all 60 of my lights and all 16 of my scenes, and have to be at the house to do it. What a waste of hours of my time. Why not just work with Nest, Harmony Hub, HomeKit, SmartThings or other standards. Or if you're going to just build remote control directly, why not do it as simply as Hue or the 9 other smart home apps I use for other equipment... set up once and you're done. Whether you're at home on wifi or away over mobile, it auto detects and just works. Plus the app is super buggy. I really have no confidence in what's going at my house with this app. Prior Review... Pros: -can control switches or dimmers when in the home (big deal, I'm already there so I can just do it on the dimmers or use a scene remote) Cons: -doesn't work when not on the home wifi !! -as mentioned by first review, scenes scheduling just does not work well -wifi control of wifi outlet turns tho whole thing off not just the top outlet like normal switched outlets -often times all the current states will be wrong and the only way to sync the app status and actual on off status is to go through every single light and flip it on and back off -you can't custom dim groups of lights at once, only use static scenes with one specific dim level -sometimes when not home the lights just go on or off on their own from bad signals from the controller that were not sent from the app -can't use with IFTTT, doesn't interact in anyway with Harmony, Nest, SmartThings, HomeKit, etc. -no GUI, or room groupings, simply an alphabetical list of devices

Instead of adding HomeKit support, Legrand engineers added remote access through a Samsung account. Why? The potential of this system will not be fully realized until HK is added. Right now it's just an expensive toy.

The new remote access is nice. Bu it is very buggy. Some existing lights are duplicated. Trying to edit scenes by tapping into a light to adjust dimming causes app to crash every time. Use this app a lot, hope developers will release bug fixes soon.