For Apple Home · Matter + HomeKit
disquette is the vault for your Home's setup codes. Scan the QR once, keep it next to a note, and re-pair any device years later — no drawer archaeology required.
What it keeps
disquette doesn't control a single light. It sits next to the Home app and remembers what Home itself won't keep.
Browse
Manufacturer, model, serial, firmware. Search it, group it by room, type, or whether it still has a code saved.
Scan
Point the camera at the sticker — or type the code if the sticker already met the shredder. Bridged accessories follow their bridge.
Note
"Guest bathroom, behind the mirror." Write it down while you still remember, find it when you don't.
NFC
Put any saved setup code on an NFC sticker and stick it to the device itself. Unlimited feature.
Backup
Password-protected backup of the whole vault, yours to store anywhere. Unlimited feature.
Wrist
The whole vault on your wrist. Stand in front of the device, glance at the code, done.
The whole workflow
Open disquette next to the Home app, scan the setup QR, and the accessory is in the vault with everything Home knows about it.
Add the detail the box never told you: where it lives, what it's for, which bridge it hangs off.
The bulb factory-resets in 2029. Open the row, copy the code, done. No sticker. No problem.
Pricing
Free
Always
Locked rows keep their data on disk — nothing is ever deleted, it just waits.
One unlock
Unlimited
After a downgrade, your three oldest saves stay unlocked. The rest stays safe until you're back.
Questions
No. It can't turn anything on or off and runs no automations. It reads your homes and accessories and remembers the setup codes that the Home app doesn't keep.
On your device. There's no account and no server. With Unlimited you can export an encrypted backup and store it wherever you like.
HomeKit regenerates its internal IDs and saved rows stop matching. disquette keeps your saved codes and notes, ready for the next pairing.
Deliberate. Otherwise the free tier becomes a slot machine: delete one, save one. Your three oldest saves stay free forever, and locked rows can still be permanently deleted.
Yes. Your vault is on your wrist too.
Contact
Questions, bug reports, accessory suggestions — one mailbox, read by a human.