How to install the Roku Smart Home mobile app

Install the smart home app on your device

• iOS devices: Works on iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch with iOS 16.0 or higher. Download from the
• Android devices: Works on phones or tablets with Android 9.0 or higher. Download from

How to fix Smart Home App issues

Review the troubleshooting tips below to fix Smart Home app issues on your device.

Rooted or uncertified Android devices

• The Roku Smart Home app may not work on rooted devices, unofficial software, or non-Play Protect certified phones.
• If your device isn’t certified or you’re unsure, contact Centre d’ aide Android de Google for help.

What can I do with the smart home app?

After each Roku Smart Home device is set up and added to the Roku Smart Home app, you can access it from the Home screen and:

• Control your smart home devices: Turn a device on or off, view a live video stream, talk to visitors with 2-way audio, or activate an alarm.
• Monitor your home:Set up a Roku Home Monitoring System SE, add sensors, and use self-monitoring or Pro Monitoring powered by Noonlight (subscription required).
• Customize settings: Adjust brightness or color temperature, customize motion and sound settings, create sleep routines, or create a home monitoring schedule.
• Add rules:Create a rule that instructs multiple smart home devices to perform the same action at the same time, like turning on all your smart bulbs.
• Update software: Keep your smart home devices running their best with the latest features by updating them one at a time or all at once.
• Create device groups:Define a group of smart bulbs, plugs, cameras, lights strips, sensors and view and control them all at once.

Can't connect to your Smart Home device?

If the Smart Home app is unable to find your camera, doorbell, bulb, plug, light strip, or home monitoring accessory, get help connecting a Roku Smart Home device.

Roku camera issues

If you are having trouble connecting to the app with a camera, such as the Roku Battery Camera, follow these steps or try camera-specific troubleshooting solutions.

• Restart from app Settings by scrolling down and tapping Restart, or unplug/re-plug your camera.
• The Outdoor SE camera has a power switch under the back cover—slide the switch OFF, wait 30 seconds, then switch it back ON.
• To restart the Roku Battery Camera, press the Setup button three times.
• Restart the Floodlight Camera by locating the breaker switch that controls power to your camera. Switch in OFF, wait for 30 seconds, then switch it back ON.