Try now. The page load is a little slower, but now you should see test version, stable version and installed version - even if it’s installed using ‘homey app install’
Well, the problem then is that the script I set up on cloudflare doesn’t detect the versions. I’ve had a lot of problems reading version info from Homey’s app pages, and sometimes the script will time out or the chunk I send is cut off.
I will have to ask Homey to add the most recent test and stable versions available to their SDK so I can read it the proper way.
I know @Adrian_Rockall does the same for the App Version Checker app (which does it flawless), and @BasMilius for the Changelogs app.
Perhaps they can also help you out in scanning for the current app versions in the Homey App Store?
You can use apps-api.athom.com with several different endpoints, see the Athom Apps API Postman collection for all endpoints
CORS is disabled on that API, I also use it for the Homey App Store Notifier
Thanks! Checking it out right now 
Can you try again now? I used the postman collections @smarthomesven mentioned, and they seem to work great!
Here’s my app, showing the way I think you want it.
Yeah, I added the extra info along with the version log. I’m not sure why this is happening with your app, but with mine I did a small update just to bump the version number and it appeared the same instant.
If you could use the debug function to post your information I would be able to look further into it.
Sure. Will send you a PM.
Would it also be possible to count the widgets? An app may have no devices or flows but can have a dashboard widget in use.
I made a change to Flow Doctor today, but that needs my app to be installed.
Here’s the problem: If a device is removed, all you can see later is the pesky ID of the device. Not helpful AT - ALL.
The solution: My app will now cache all devices on your Homey (need the latest test version), and when using Flow Doctor, you’ll see what the device was actually named. If it doesn’t have the name cached, it will show “N/A” as device name, but it should quickly populate the cache.
Sorry. Didn’t see this until now. I’ve been kind of buried creating a portal (no, not to another dimension).
Could you please elaborate?
Nice app! 
The instruction for the initial configuration indicates that I need to assign the homey.app.control scope to the web API client. This scope does not exist in my case (Homey Pro 2026 with firmware 13.3.0). Flow Docter seems to work though without that scope.
Thanks. Good to hear it’s working for you. The scopes differ between models, so I’ve only had my own to test against.
