I have the main iPad mounted on the wall with HomeKit and my favorite custom home screen. I have a second iPad that I want to have a different custom home screen and I can't seem to do it. I have a controller for HomeKit. Wall flower. Home + 4 and no one seems to do that. All I want is my ecobee app or my controls and my children's bedroom. Neither splitview can do that. What can I do right now?
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