You can do something like this, to auto restart apps when they exceed a certain level of memory usage.
I used this app Device Capabilities (Sorry, you’ll need an extra app if you haven’t got this one already)
Homeyscript can grow in memory usage when I fire too many scripts in a certain time. Homey becomes unreachable at those times.
While I have no critical scripts, just restarting the app at those moments works perfect for me.
(BTW, funny how Athom suggests to remove other apps than Hue, while Hue app acts odd and needs some TLC )
After 12 hours the Athom Hue app has grown from 20mb to 45mb.
The highest I’ve seen it get to is 75mb.
Ideally I need room scene control and very rarely control a single bulb.
The switches and sensors need close control of.
If Homey did room/scene control then it would reduce the devices from 80 bulbs to 13 rooms, surely that would save memory.
I am looking for Homey to do home automation not just a room automation, I keep running into the limits of Homey and I have not yet finished adding devices.
I was hoping to use Homey as the main controller, but looks like it needs help from other Home automation devices.
May look at running a Node Red on an M1 Mac, with MQTT at the top level, and use Homey for the bits it is really good at and MQTTZigbee for zigbee devices, and maybe Hubitat for zwave.
All hubs have issues, I have yet to find one that is great at all elements, Homey has a great interface, love the advanced flows and Insights has so much potential.
Is the Philips Hue Bridge able to react to external HTTP commands (sorry if I don’t use technical terms, but I’m not a programmer and not an IT expert and I don’t own a Hue Bridge)?