HomeView will support third-party AI chatbots, suggests code
HomeView, a smart home device, may soon support third-party AI chatbots such as ChatGPT and Claude. Code in the iOS 27.3 beta suggests this feature is in development, with a leaker confirming an unused flag for ConversationalApps and a new Conversational Apps category in PebblePlay, HomeView’s CarPlay bridge. The leaker previously hinted at this possibility but now states the feature is…
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- Code in iOS 27.3 beta confirms HomeView will support third-party AI chatbots like ChatGPT and Claude
- Leaker pdfu previously suggested the feature *may* arrive but now says it is confirmed in the beta
- HomeView’s PebblePlay now includes a *Conversational Apps* category, per Apple’s app allowance flags
The change relies on Apple’s internal flags, which determine which app categories are allowed on the device, similar to how CarPlay functions. HomeView could also gain HomeKit security camera capabilities, according to the same leaker. No official announcement or release date has been provided by HomeView or Apple.
HomeView will support third-party AI chatbots, suggests code
9to5mac.com · 5 November 2026
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