Hello everyone, we currently use the shade application to change the lights when necessary and the TP connection for sockets, etc. thinking of moving them all together. Current configuration: Hue, bulbs, strips, sensors TP Link plugs Arlo Eufy Fire TV Echo Worx iPhones and iPads So I have shade controllers on the wall that are currently programmed using shade. for example, double light touch, triple touch, and so on. I would like to use a single app to control all the gadgets at home and I need to find out what to do with my hue setup. Should I remove all programming and features from the Hue system and configure them in the Apple Homekit system? Light switch controls, sensor controls, etc. Also, what is the best way to create a toggle button in homekit preferences, usually we just want to turn on the lights or turn them off, not scene specific things. & # x200B; Thanks for your time, Gary
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