is there’s a chance that it will work with the Yuka Mini? ![]()
Significant progress has occurred over the past 24 hours. Additional devices are now compatible. You can try the update at Mammotion | Homey prior to Homey’s approval.
Please proceed with testing the updated release at Mammotion | Homey and share your feedback. If issues arise, we can discuss them via direct message and address them separately.
Homey Pro 2023
Mammotion app v2.2.2
Shared account works in Mammotion app and can control mower.
Mower and RTK are shared and visible in Mammotion app.
During pairing Homey briefly shows “New devices found” and then “No devices found”.
Diagnostic ID: 934574e4-9f93-49e5-bb42-8fbcd0507141
Try pulling down from the top of the empty screen.
I got en empty “Device found”, after pulling down my mower appeared.
Thanks for the suggestion. Unfortunately it didn’t work for me, but I appreciate the help.
I noticed the diagnostics show you’re using the earlier app version. Could you please check Mammotion | Homey
You’re right. I was looking at the version inside Homey, which shows v2.2.2. The website shows v2.5.19 updated a few hours ago. I’ll install the latest version and test again. Thanks.
Thanks! Updating to v2.5.19 solved the issue. Both the mower and RTK were found and added successfully.
I did not share the RTK, what can you do with it?
Since I possess a lubas3, an RTK antenna is unnecessary. However, if anyone wishes to share one, I could examine the status information.
Thank you for creating this app. I’ve been looking for something like this for a long time.
I also created a second account and tried logging in, but I get a message saying that my account is still running on Mamotion’s old cloud server, so I’m unable to add my devices.
I have a Yuka 1000. I hope a future update will resolve this issue.
It worked after all! I went through the setup again from scratch, and this time my robots were detected successfully.
Mammotion for Homey 2.5.20 — Milestone Release 
This one deserves a little celebration. Just a few days after landing on the Homey App Store, the app has already passed 50 users — and version 2.5.20 marks a milestone in how far it has come since the very first release.
A huge thank you to everyone who has reported issues, sent diagnostic logs, and tested fixes along the way. A special shout-out goes to Anders_Gregow, whose patient testing and detailed feedback shaped a large part of this journey. This app is genuinely better because of you.
What’s new in 2.5.20
Fixed the mower status never showing charging/docked for some mowers — the docked state wasn’t being read correctly for models that report it differently, which also kept the “Mower docked” trigger from ever firing. On top of that, there’s a brand-new “Mower status changed” Flow trigger with the new status as a tag, so your flows can react to any status change. Grap your app here Mammotion | Homey
The journey from 1.0 to here
Looking back at where we started, the app has grown from a basic cloud integration into a complete Mammotion experience for Homey:
Full control. Start, pause, stop and dock, plus blade height, blade speed, headlamp, side LED and rain protection — all on the device screen and as Flow actions.
A rich sensor set. Battery level and charge cycles, blade wear, mowed area, progress, mowing speed, elapsed and remaining time, WiFi and Bluetooth signal, GPS satellites, RTK positioning, and a “Last Updated” sensor so you always know whether the data on screen is fresh. Controls that don’t exist on your specific model are now hidden automatically.
Dual transport. Cloud MQTT by default, with automatic Bluetooth when the mower is in range — local control without a round-trip to the cloud, and graceful fallback either way.
Legacy cloud support. Mowers registered under Mammotion’s older cloud system can now be paired and controlled too, after a long series of fixes covering certificates, region lookup, rate limiting and shared-account edge cases.
Smarter pairing. A guided setup for a dedicated Mammotion account (so your main account never gets logged out of the mobile app), automatic confirmation of sharing invitations, and a Repair flow to update credentials without re-pairing.
Offline awareness. “Mower went offline” and “Mower came back online” triggers, correct unavailable-marking when the mower is powered off, and smart back-off so Homey notices it returning quickly without hammering the cloud.
Polish throughout. All 13 Homey languages, custom icons, crash reporting you can opt out of, and dozens of stability fixes big and small.
What’s next
Keep the feedback coming — it shapes every release. If you’ve spotted a bug or have an idea, please share it here in the thread or raise an issue on [GitHub]. Providing detailed information helps greatly, including images, diagnostics, and iOS/Android screenshots (GitHub - mathiastornblom/net.tornbloms.mammotion: Homey app for Mammotion robot lawn mowers (Luba 2, Luba 3) — cloud MQTT + BLE · GitHub). Happy mowing! ![]()
Great work!
Absolutely fantastic @MathiasT, thank you very much for creating this and updating it on such a rapid pace! Can’t wait to give it an in depth test.
Hey!
Good job on this ![]()
Small feature request. Can you add insights to:
- Wifi signal strength
- BLE signal strength
- Satelites
- Blade used status
Would be great for troubleshooting / automation.
Thanks!
Thanks for the suggestions – I’ve implemented them. Please go ahead and test Mammotion | Homey and share your feedback.
Hi Mathias! You made my day! It works perfect for yuka mini 800, the login process was easy without any problems! Many thx for your work wait long time for this integration…sooooo happy!
Seems to work solid. Thanks!