Apple HomeView will show iPhone widgets and selected CarPlay apps
Apple · Sunday, October 18, 2026 · 4 sources

Apple HomeView will show iPhone widgets and selected CarPlay apps

Apple has updated its developer agreement to allow iPhone widgets and certain CarPlay apps to appear on HomeView, its new smart-home display. The apps must meet Apple’s eligibility rules and run from a paired iPhone; Apple says compatible third-party audio and video apps are supported, but has not named specific third-party services in its announcement.

Bottom line — HomeView launches on 13 November, with its app selection dependent partly on developer support.

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  1. Apple’s revised agreement says widgets may be made available on HomeView as well as CarPlay.

  2. Apps must have a CarPlay entitlement in a category Apple identifies, and run on a paired iPhone.

  3. Apple says CarPlay audio and video apps can work on HomeView without developers modifying them.

  4. Apple’s announcement lists compatible third-party audio and video apps but names no services.

  5. Industry Wired reports that HomeView has 15 built-in apps and no App Store.

  6. The Mac Observer reports that HomeView costs €257 (US$299) and will be available in the UK, among other markets.

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