For Logitech Harmony Hub
Your Harmony Hub on your iPhone again: start "Watch TV" in one tap, with volume, channel and arrows that just work. No account, no cloud.
For a Harmony Hub on your home Wi-Fi · iPhone · In development — not yet on the App Store
Remoteline talks to your Harmony Hub directly on your home network, using the hub's own local connection. It works without the internet and without Logitech's servers or app. There is no account, no tracking and no advertising. Remoteline uses the activities and devices that are already set up on your hub. Adding or changing devices still needs Logitech's own setup, which Remoteline does not replace. It works at home only, without remote access from outside.
Logitech Harmony Hub (including Harmony Elite, Companion and Pro, which come with a hub) that is already set up and on your home Wi-Fi. Your iPhone must be on the same Wi-Fi. Older remotes without a hub cannot be used. If a hub's firmware has no local access, the app says so instead of pretending. No hub nearby? The app has a demo where everything works.
Free to download: your hub's activities, with start and All off, for one hub. Remoteline Pro is a one-time purchase (no subscription) that adds the full remote, favourite buttons and more than one hub.
Remoteline is a separate, current app built for iOS 26 and 27. It does not need the Harmony app to open: it talks to the hub on your Wi-Fi. Your hub keeps everything it learned, and Remoteline uses that setup.
Yes: Remoteline needs no Logitech account and no sign-in of any kind. Nothing about your devices leaves your home network.
Not in Remoteline. The infrared codes and the setup live in Logitech's cloud, which Remoteline does not use. Change the setup the way Logitech provides; Remoteline then shows the new activities.
It uses the same local connection, but you install nothing else and run no server.
No, only on your home Wi-Fi.