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With push notifications that keep your inner circle updated, the new offering provides daily peace of mind Staying connected with loved ones has never been more important. Whether it’s parents wanting to know their kids got home safely, caregivers checking in on aging relatives, or friends looking out for each other during a night out—location sharing has become a core part of how families support one another. In fact, 41% of U.S. adults already share their location with someone they trust, showing just how common these check-ins have become. That’s why SmartThings is launching the SmartThings Safe Button (Free). With just one tap in the SmartThings app, you can instantly send a push notification requesting help and your GPS location to family and friends you’ve added as Location Members—providing daily peace of mind at no cost. Whether you’re walking home late, traveling, or simply want to let someone know you’ve arrived safely, SmartThings Safe Button (Free) makes staying connected effortless. How It Works With SmartThings Safe Button (Free), checking in is as simple as tapping a button in the SmartThings app. When you press the Safe Button: A push notification is sent to all family and friends you’ve added as Location Members. The push notification instantly alerts your trusted contacts, sharing your GPS location and providing quick options to call, text, or navigate directly to you. Your family and friends can quickly see where you are and the SmartThings app will prompt them to respond right away via SMS or Phone Call. This service is designed for staying connected with your loved ones. SmartThings Safe Button (Free) does not call or notify emergency services; instead, it provides a fast, reliable way to let the people who matter most know where you are. Please note users must have Location Services enabled on their mobile device in order to send their real-time location. Setting Up SmartThings Safe Button (Free) Getting started is simple: Open the SmartThings app on your mobile device. Navigate to the More tab in the bottom right corner. Select the Safe icon and follow the prompts to set up SmartThings Safe Button (Free). To make sure the alerts reach the right people, you’ll want to add family members or friends as Location Members: From the Home tab, tap the ‘+’ sign next to the options menu (three dots) in the upper right corner. After tapping the ‘+’ sign, select the last option in the dropdown menu: ‘Invite Members.’ Enter their email addresses associated with their SmartThings account (user must create a SmartThings account in order to be added as a Member) of the people you’d like to add. Once they accept, they’ll begin receiving your Safe Button notifications. Please note, Location Members must have the SmartThings app on their device as well as a SmartThings account to receive the Location Member notifications. Location Members will only receive the Safe Button alerts if they have their SmartThings notifications enabled. SmartThings Safe Button (Free) is now available on both iOS and Android mobile phones. Users with Galaxy watches and Apple Watches can receive Safe notifications on their watch. Note: You cannot request help from Smart Watches at this time. For additional questions, you can check out the FAQ for SmartThings Safe Button (Free) here. Stay tuned for future updates as we continue to expand safety features across the SmartThings ecosystem.

What is SmartThings Safety Button Free? This service is an in-app communication tool to send alerts to other members in your SmartThings Location. If you press the Safety button other members will receive a SmartThings push notification that shows a map of your location with a message requesting your help.  How do I set up SmartThings Safety Button Free? Navigate to the More tab in the bottom right corner of the SmartThings app. Select the Safe icon and follow the instructions to designate  How do I add more Location Members to SmartThings so they can see my Safe notifications? From the Home tab, tap the ‘+’ sign next to the options menu (three dots) in the upper right corner. After tapping the ‘+’ sign, select the last option in the dropdown menu: ‘Invite Members.’ Enter their email addresses associated with their SmartThings account (user must create a SmartThings account in order to be added as a Member) of the people you’d like to add. Once they accept, they’ll begin receiving your Safe Button notifications. Do my Location Members need to be using the SmartThings app? Location Members must have the SmartThings app downloaded and set up a SmartThings account to become a Location Member. (add this to the blog) Can Location Members respond to the notification? Location Members will be prompted to contact the user via Phone Call or SMS What if my Location Member has push notifications turned off? Will they still get the notification? No, Location Members must have push notifications turned on in order to receive the Safe notifications. App notification settings can be found in your mobile phone settings.  Can you add this to the quick panel on your Galaxy mobile so you don't necessarily have to open up the app to call for help? Yes, in the Device card select Settings in the upper right corner and select Add to Home Screen What regions will have access to SmartThings Safe Button Free? SmartThings Safe Button (Free) will be available globally with the exception of China. Can I use this service outside my home? Yes, SmartThings Safety Button Free can be used at home or on the go from your mobile device.  Can I configure automations and routines with the Safe virtual button? Not at this time How does SmartThings Safe Button (Free) differ from SmartThings Family Care? The Safe button is for manual, user-triggered Help requests to Location Members. Family Care notifications are device or routine-triggered notifications for daily health routines.  How does this differ from the S.O.S. service available on mobile devices? Safe is a complementary service to mobile phone SOS services. At this time Safe is for user-triggered help requests only. Safe Button (Free) does not support fall detection or crash detection.  Will emergency services be alerted through the SmartThings Safe Button (Free) alerts? The SmartThings Safe Free experience does NOT send help messages to emergency service operators. Do I need Location Services on in order to send my real-time location information? Yes, Users need to enable Location Sharing on their mobile device. For Galaxy and Android devices navigate to Settings > Location > App permission > Select SmartThings and select Allow All the Time. For iOS phones navigate to Settings > Privacy & Security > Location Services > SmartThings > select Always and make sure Precise Location is turned on.  Does SmartThings Safe (Free) work on my smart watch? Users can receive push notifications from the Safe service on their Galaxy Watch and Apple Watches. At this time you cannot request Help from your watch. 

New role-based features, global availability, real-time alerts, and deeper health integrations designed for modern caregiving Caregiving is becoming an everyday reality for millions of Americans. In fact, 1 in 3 adults in the U.S. provides some form of care to a loved one, according to the Mayo Clinic. Whether it’s managing medication schedules, checking in throughout the day, or coordinating doctor’s visits, caregiving can be rewarding, but it can also be overwhelming. SmartThings Family Care is a service designed to bring peace of mind to caregivers and support daily independence for those receiving care. SmartThings Family Care is built into the SmartThings app on Galaxy smartphones and works with SmartThings-connected devices to make caregiving more intuitive, efficient, and proactive. With its latest update, SmartThings Family Care expands its reach to over 200 countries and introduces smarter, more personalized features that make caregiving simpler, more intuitive, and more supportive than ever before. Strengthened Role-Based Support SmartThings Family Care includes separate modes for caregivers and care recipients, ensuring each user has access to the tools and insights they need: Caregivers can monitor routines, receive alerts, track locations, and manage schedules. Care recipients can choose what information to share, helping maintain autonomy and privacy, while still receiving support. Simplified Setup and Invitations Inviting a loved one to join is easier than ever. Caregivers can invite loved ones, even those in other locations or unfamiliar with using apps, using a single invitation link with guided onboarding. Setup is intuitive, making it easy for families to connect. More Granular Information Sharing Users can now exclude unwanted data for more privacy, while caregivers can access what they need more quickly. Activities, locations, and schedules are now neatly organized into tabs, enabling faster access for caregivers while protecting privacy for care recipients. Real-Time Monitoring of Household Activity SmartThings Family Care supports advanced activity detection at home, like whether a TV or appliance has been turned on. Caregivers can customize inactivity detection intervals and even remotely deploy Samsung robot vacuums equipped with cameras to visually check in when needed, adding a new layer of passive monitoring.   Deeper Integration with Samsung Health To help caregivers understand the full picture, SmartThings Family Care now integrates with Samsung Health to track data such as wake-up times, sleep patterns, and step counts. This health-driven insight allows for a more personalized and proactive approach to health management. Everyday Tools That Make a Big Difference Alongside these new enhancements, SmartThings Family Care also includes familiar and essential caregiving features designed to reduce stress and improve quality of life: Activity Notifications for Peace of Mind - One of the biggest challenges caregivers face is uncertainty. SmartThings can detect when a loved one starts their day, such as by using their Galaxy phone, and send an alert to a designated caregiver, offering peace of mind without the need for constant check-ins. Medication and Appointment Reminders -Caregivers can schedule reminders for medications, blood pressure or glucose checks, and appointments, displayed directly on Galaxy smartphones or Samsung TVs, so nothing important gets missed. Location-Based Alerts -Family Care also lets caregivers stay connected to their loved ones’ locations. Get notified when they arrive at or leave specific places like a doctor’s office or pharmacy. Shared Reminders for Special Moments - Beyond health management, Family Care also lets users schedule and share reminders about family gatherings, special events, or routine check-ins, helping everyone stay connected. SmartThings Family Care is available for download through the Life tab in the SmartThings app. As caregiving becomes part of more families’ everyday lives, we’re committed to delivering technology that supports, not replaces, the human connection at the heart of care. Stay tuned as we continue expanding SmartThings Family Care with even more features, integrations, and ways to support your family’s well-being.

SmartThings Adds New Apple Watch Capabilities, Routine Creation Assistant, and Dark Mode to iOS If you’re using SmartThings on iOS, get ready because your smart home experience just leveled up. We’ve rolled out a suite of new features designed to give you more control, more personalization, and more reasons to love your smart home. Whether you have an Apple Watch, are a dark mode enthusiast, or someone just starting with home automation, there's something new for you. Let’s break it down. Control Your Smart Home from Your Apple Watch We’ve seriously upgraded the SmartThings Apple Watch app. Until now, you had the capability to run manual routines, but now, you can also switch between locations, control individual devices, and manage your smart home without ever picking up your phone. Imagine unlocking the door and turning on the hallway lights before you even get out of the car. All from your wrist. It’s that easy. Routine Creation Just Got Way Easier Ever wish you could just tell your smart home what to do? Now you kinda can. A key highlight of the update is the introduction of the Routine Creation Assistant, an AI-powered feature that allows users to build automations using natural language. By simply typing a phrase such as “Turn off all the lights when I leave the house,” users can generate customized routines without needing to manually configure each device or setting. Powered by large language model technology, the assistant lowers the barrier to smart home automation, making it approachable for beginners and efficient for experienced users alike. Hello, Dark Mode Night owls and low-light lovers can rejoice as Dark Mode has officially landed on SmartThings iOS. It’s sleek, easy on the eyes, and even helps save battery life. Whether you're adjusting routines late at night or just prefer a more subtle interface, Dark Mode has you covered. Easier Tracking with SmartThings Find Losing track of your stuff? SmartThings Find makes life easier, especially if you’re juggling both Galaxy and Apple devices in your household. Using a Galaxy SmartTag and SmartThings Find, Galaxy users can now share the location of a SmartTag via a link with Apple users who have a Samsung account, making it easier than ever for everyone to help track down missing devices or tagged items. Whether you’re handing off your Galaxy SmartTag to a friend or trying to locate your suitcase from someone else's phone, cross-platform coordination is now part of the experience. Try Before you Automate with Virtual Home Say hello to Virtual Home, a playful, hands-on experience that lets you test out SmartThings features without needing to connect a single device. Whether you're curious about setting up a routine, adjusting lighting, or just seeing how a smart home could work, Virtual Home gives you a chance to click around and get inspired. With features like Family & Pet Care, users can receive instant notifications of any activity in the home or always have peace of mind with SmartTags on pet collars, which ensure anyone who finds a lost pet has the info they need to locate the owner. Discover SmartThings Energy to monitor power consumption and get an estimate on upcoming energy bills. Explore, experiment, and imagine what your smart home can do with no commitment required. And We’re Just Getting Started These updates join a lineup of iOS favorites you might already be using, like Quick Remote for controlling Samsung devices in seconds, SmartThings Energy for tracking real-time energy use, and QR code sharing, which makes it easy to share routine and device access with other members of your household. We’re always working to make SmartThings smarter, faster, and more tailored to your life. So explore the new features, build a few routines, and turn your home into the helpful, responsive place it was meant to be. Update your app today!

New tools include AI-powered routine creation, expanded Calm Onboarding, and SmartThings Find link sharing for easier device control and tracking. Samsung Electronics introduced updates to its global connected living platform SmartThings, bringing enhanced AI-driven automation tools, broader product onboarding support, and improved connectivity features to users worldwide. Designed to make connected living easier and more personalized, the latest updates simplify the smart home experience across both Android and iOS platforms. AI-Powered Routine Creation Makes Automation Easier Than Ever A key highlight of the update is the introduction of the Routine Creation Assistant1, an AI-powered feature that allows users to build automations using natural language. By simply typing a phrase such as “Turn off all the lights when I leave the house,” users can generate customized routines without needing to manually configure each device or setting. Powered by large language model technology, the assistant lowers the barrier to smart home automation, making it approachable for beginners and efficient for experienced users alike. Smarter Scheduling and Routine Confirmation OptionsThe new Delay Actions also enable routines to include timed steps. For example, users can now create a “Good Morning” routine that turns on bedroom lights at 7:00 a.m., starts the coffee maker 15 minutes later, and opens curtains while playing music after 30 minutes all within a single routine. Additionally, a new Confirm to Run Actions2 feature gives users the option to confirm whether or not to execute a routine. This helps avoid accidental actions in shared households, such as a security mode that is set to activate upon exit but another family member is still at home. Calm Onboarding Expands to 58 Countries Samsung is also expanding its Calm Onboarding3 program, designed to streamline the product setup journey from purchase to use. Once a user purchases an eligible Samsung product via Samsung.com or a Samsung Store, SmartThings can now automatically detect, register, and connect the product to the app. With this update, support for Calm Onboarding has expanded from 14 to 58 countries and now includes Galaxy wearable devices like Galaxy Watch and Buds. Select partner devices purchased through Samsung.com in Korea and the UK are also eligible for onboarding, with further global expansion planned. SmartThings Find Adds Sharing for Easier Tracking The update also enhances SmartThings Find4, Samsung's global location service with over 67 million users. Galaxy users can now share the location of SmartTags via URL, allowing friends and family, including iOS users, to track tagged items like bags, pets, or luggage more easily. This update brings added convenience to families and users on the go, making it easier to coordinate and locate shared items. Enhanced SmartThings Access on iOS Smartwatches iOS users can now access SmartThings features via a new widget on Apple Watch, making it easier to control lights, air conditioning, and routines directly from the wrist. This improvement brings faster access and convenience to users managing smart home tasks on the go. “This SmartThings update will help anyone easily create a smart home that fits their lifestyle,” said Mark Benson, Head of SmartThings US. “SmartThings will continue to innovate so users can spend less time managing devices and more meaningful time with their families.” SmartThings continues to lead in smart home innovation, offering users across the globe a smarter, more personalized, and more intuitive connected living experience. To learn more, visit www.smartthings.com. 1Routine Creation Assistant is available to Samsung account holders in Korea and the U.S. on Android and iOS. 2Check Before Running is available across all Android and iOS local device settings. 3Calm Onboarding is supported for 2025 Samsung appliances, 2024 TVs, air conditioners, air purifiers, vacuum cleaners, ovens, and Family Hub refrigerators. Users must enable “Add My Device Automatically” in the SmartThings app for onboarding to initiate. 4 Tag location sharing is available via a link, and only Galaxy users can create the link. Recipients must log in with a Samsung account to access shared locations.

If you haven’t heard, starting July 8, 2025, Sonos will begin rolling out updates to its platform to comply with new EU Radio Equipment Directive (RED) Regulations. While these regulations originate in the EU, the upcoming platform changes will affect all Sonos users globally, including those using SmartThings integrations. Read on for a breakdown of what’s changing, how it may impact you, and what you may need to do to keep everything working smoothly. What’s Changing? Sonos is introducing a new feature in its app that allows users to require authentication for third-party control integrations, like SmartThings. This is a user-controlled, opt-in change. Which means, if you don’t take any action, your existing Sonos integrations with SmartThings will continue to work as usual. However, if your speakers were connected through the Sonos app and you decide to  opt in to the new third-party authentication requirement:  You’ll need to link your Sonos and SmartThings accounts to keep your integration running. Once linked, everything will continue to work as normal, including routines and automations. SmartThings will send a notification via the SmartThings app prompting you to connect your accounts. If you use an EOL hub and wish to continue using your Sonos speakers, do not opt in to the third-party authentication requirement in the Sonos app.  Not sure if the update will affect you? Use this chart to double-check.  How to Link a Device Account in the SmartThings App Follow these steps to link your Sonos account to SmartThings seamlessly.  Step 1: Open and sign in to the SmartThings app. Step 2: Tap the "+" sign in the upper right corner. Step 3: Tap "Add Device." Step 4: Search for the service by brand or category. Step 5: Tap "Link Account" or a similar option. Step 6: Sign in to your account with the third-party service. Step 7: Authorize SmartThings to access your account. Your devices or services will appear in SmartThings under Devices or Linked Services. Visit the SmartThings blog to learn more about SmartThings and partner updates.

Discover how SmartThings routines bring ease, energy, and calm to your everyday life. We all have routines—those little sequences of actions that shape our mornings, help us stay focused, or ease us into a restful night. But what if those routines could just… happen? With SmartThings, they can. By connecting your favorite smart devices into one seamless ecosystem, SmartThings takes the guesswork—and the extra steps—out of everyday life. Whether you’re easing into your morning, heading out the door, or getting into a fitness flow, SmartThings routines can transform ordinary moments into something a little more magical. Here are a few of our favorite examples: Good Morning: Wake Up Ready There’s nothing like starting your day with intention—and a little automation. With the Good Morning routine, your home comes to life right alongside you. Whether triggered by a set time, motion sensor, or your Galaxy Watch or Ring detecting you’ve woken up, this routine helps you rise and shine effortlessly. Philips Hue lights gradually brighten to simulate a natural sunrise, gently easing you awake. At the same time, Somfy blinds rise to let in real sunlight and boost your mood. Samsung TV Plus tunes in to your local morning news—no remote needed. Meanwhile, the Eve Smart Plug powers up your coffee pot in the kitchen, so your first cup is ready when you are. Let’s Get Physical: Your Wellness Oasis, On Demand Fitness isn’t just about reps—it’s about creating the right environment. With the Let’s Get Physical routine, SmartThings sets the scene so you can focus on your workout, not the setup. Your favorite yoga or workout playlist begins streaming automatically through your Sonos speaker, while your Bosch air purifier quietly activates to keep the air fresh and allergen-free—helping you breathe deeper and stay focused. A virtual instructor appears on your Samsung TV, guiding you through every move. Meanwhile, the Nest Thermostat drops the temperature slightly to keep you cool and comfortable as you get your sweat on. Good Bye: Peace of Mind as You Head Out Leaving the house shouldn’t require a dozen double-checks. Let SmartThings take care of it all—so you can head out with peace of mind and come home to a calm, refreshed space. As your Good Bye routine kicks in, Somfy blinds lower to protect your privacy and improve energy efficiency. The Samsung JetBot gets to work, vacuuming your floors while you’re away. LIFX lights turn off automatically to save energy, and your Ecobee thermostat shifts into eco-mode or adjusts to a more efficient temperature. For extra reassurance, your Arlo outdoor cameras activate—quietly keeping an eye on things until you return. Make the Magic Happen In the SmartThings app, you can tap into a library of curated experiences designed to simplify your life. Just head to the “Discover” section in the Routines tab to explore popular options like Gentle Wake Up, Energy Saver, and more—prebuilt and ready to go. Try them out here if you're using Android and here for iOS. Prebuilt routines not for you? Make your own routine in a few easy steps: Open the SmartThings app Tap the “Routines” tab at the bottom of the screen. Tap the “+” icon to create a new routine. Choose “If” conditions — like time of day, motion detection, or your Galaxy device waking up. Add your “Then” actions — such as turning on lights, adjusting the thermostat, or starting your playlist. Give your routine a name and hit Save. It's as simple as that!! Other Smart Routines to Try Looking to take things even further? Here are a few more ideas SmartThings users love: Movie Night: Lights dim, TV switches to your favorite streaming app, sound system powers on, and blinds close for a theater-like experience. Welcome Home: Garage door opens as you pull in, front door unlocks as you arrive, hallway lights turn on, thermostat adjusts, and your favorite music greets you. Wind Down: Lights shift to a warm glow, blinds lower, calming sounds or white noise plays, and devices like TVs or tablets shut off at a set time. SmartThings routines are all about making life simpler, smoother, and a little more fun. The best part? You can customize every detail to suit your lifestyle and the devices you already use. Want to wake up to jazz instead of the news? Prefer working out with a HIIT session over yoga? You’re in control—SmartThings just helps make it happen automatically.

Saving energy has never been this fun—earn Samsung rewards while going green. Did you know that Samsung offers over 600 ENERGY STAR certified models designed to help you save energy, lower your bills, and reduce your carbon footprint? Now, with the SmartThings app, you can take energy savings to a whole new level—and earn rewards for doing so. As smart home technology becomes more prevalent, energy efficiency is emerging as a major driver of this trend. By 2025, it’s estimated that 60% of households will have adopted smart home technology to manage energy use and improve efficiency. This growing adoption underscores the potential for smart devices to make a lasting impact on energy consumption, both in terms of reducing utility bills and decreasing carbon footprints. Energy-Saving Features and Rewards If you’re already familiar with the power of managing your devices and appliances in one place via SmartThings, you’ll be excited to learn about the newest energy-saving features. The app now works with a wide range of energy-efficient devices, including the latest Samsung Bespoke AI appliances. These appliances not only let you monitor your energy usage but also help you save energy and make a positive impact on the planet. Plus, by setting up routines and automations, you can elevate your home energy management to the next level. And here's the best part: With AI Energy Mode, available through the SmartThings Energy service, you can automatically earn Energy Stamps for saving energy – see it in the SmartThings app! For every 400 Wh saved, you'll earn Energy Stamps that convert into Samsung Rewards. You’ll get notified and can redeem the rewards for the latest, coolest products in the Samsung store. One Energy Stamp at a Time The commitment to saving energy should be ongoing. Keep the momentum of Earth Month going by challenging your friends and family to earn Energy Stamps and make a difference for the planet. It’s simple, fun, and rewarding. Here’s how to get started: Connect your energy-efficient products in the SmartThings app. Go to the “Life” tab and open up the SmartThings Energy service. Activate AI Energy Mode in SmartThings Energy. Start earning Energy Stamps and track your progress on your personalized Energy Scorecard. Start Your Energy-Efficient Journey Today SmartThings Energy offers an easy and engaging way to track your energy savings and earn rewards for doing your part to conserve energy. Whether you’re already using smart home products with Samsung SmartThings or just getting started, now is the perfect time to do just one thing that makes a difference—take control of your energy usage! Ready to save energy and start earning rewards? Download the SmartThings app today and start your energy-efficient journey by turning on AI Energy Mode. The planet will thank you—and so will your wallet!

Smart and Simple Features Available on iOS and Android You walk into the living room, and it’s total chaos—pillows and cushions everywhere, your partner on the floor searching under the couch. They look up.  “Have you seen the remote?” "Have you checked your pockets?" you ask. They stand up, pat themselves down, and sigh, “Not this time.” No need to panic. With SmartThings, your phone can step in as the ultimate remote - no digging under the couch required.  SmartThings transforms everyday hassles, no matter how small, into effortless experiences. Your home transforms into the sanctuary of ease and comfort it’s meant to be, giving you the freedom to embrace a flexible, connected life. And since we all have our phones on us at all times, why not use them to solve the problem? With the SmartThings app, your phone can become the ultimate Samsung TV remote.  Turn Your Phone into a Remote First, download the SmartThings app and make sure everyone in your house has access to the TV. Then, follow these steps to connect it:  Open the SmartThings app (available for iOS and Android) downloaded on your phone and tap the ‘+’ button in the top right corner. Select Add device under Samsung devices, and tap TV. Ensure your Samsung TV is on and near your phone or tablet. Select your Samsung TV and enter the PIN displayed on your screen. Now, you’re ready to control your Samsung TV with your phone. Here’s how:  Open the SmartThings app and tap on your TV tile. Make sure your TV is turned on. 2. In the bottom panel, you’ll see Home, Ambient Mode, Featured, and Menu. Tap Remote on the bottom right to open the remote. 3. Swipe left or right in the middle panel to navigate different remote buttons. For example, to adjust the volume, use your phone’s volume up/down buttons. Need quick access to your remote? Don’t worry, you can access the remote simply from the notification screen on a Galaxy device or either the Notification Center or the Dynamic Island on iOS devices.  Once you’ve set up your phone as  a remote, why stop there? If your family or guests also want access, SmartThings makes it easy to share control - without handing over your phone.With SmartThings Together, anyone in your home can scan a custom QR code to access specific devices  in your home and even set up their own routines—no complicated setup required. To share a QR code for specific devices with others, here’s what to do:  Open the SmartThings app and tap the location drop-down menu to select your desired location. Tap the QR code sharing button on the top left corner of your screen. (Optional) You can tap the “Access level” to choose whether to grant full access or select specific devices to control for specific duration. The invitee can scan the QR code with their phone to join. *Note that each QR code is available to only one person at a time and expires after five minutes for added security. With SmartThings, your home adapts to you—not the other way around. Whether you’re replacing a lost remote or sharing device access with family, the SmartThings app brings convenience to your fingertips. Download the SmartThings app in the Google Play, Galaxy Store or Apple Store today to unlock a new level of flexibility and accessibility for your smart home.