App Settings 1.6.0+
FlowBits includes a settings page where you can customize the appearance of your events, flags, labels, and modes. This helps you visually organize your automations and makes widgets more recognizable at a glance.
Accessing settings
To open the FlowBits settings page:
- Open the Homey app.
- Go to More → Settings → FlowBits.
Customizing appearance
Each event, flag, label, and mode can be given a custom color and icon. These visual customizations appear in:
- The settings page itself
- Dashboard widgets
- Autocomplete dropdowns in flow cards
To customize an item:
- Find the item in the appropriate section (Modes, Flags, Labels, or Events).
- Tap on it to open the editor.
- Choose a color from the palette.
- Search for and select an icon.
- Tap Save.
TIP
Use the search field to quickly find icons by name. Only matching icons are shown to keep the list manageable.
Sections
Modes
Lists all modes that have been used in your flows. Customize each mode with a unique color and icon to quickly identify them in widgets and flow cards.
Flags
Lists all flags that have been used in your flows. Assign colors and icons to make active/inactive states more visually distinct.
Labels
Lists all labels that have been used in your flows. Adding icons and colors helps identify labels when they appear in widgets.
Events
Lists all events that have been used in your flows. Customize their appearance to make event tracking more intuitive.
Statistics
The settings page also displays usage statistics for your FlowBits setup:
- Total counts — How many step sequences, events, flags, labels, modes, no-repeat windows, sliders, and timers you've created.
- Flow card usage — A breakdown showing how often each FlowBits flow card is used across all your flows.
These statistics help you understand how FlowBits is being used in your setup and can help identify unused or heavily-used features.
Notes
- Items only appear in settings after they've been used in at least one flow.
- Customizations are saved immediately and sync across all widgets.
- Colors and icons are purely visual — they don't affect flow behavior.