Comparison with the official Comelit app

Home system

Comelit hub
automatic discovery or manual setup
more than one home
at home and away
opens quickly, with devices already cached (no flicker and no three-second wait)
does not set up door-entry-only systems (only door stations attached to a hub)

full open/close with a tap, or a partial position with a long-press and drag
venetian slats
opening and closing times are learned while you use them: no stopwatch, no manual timing
optional separate categories for venetians and shutters
schedules (you can use scenarios) and a favourite position

heating and cooling
temperature and humidity
a temperature control you can actually aim, without a fight
0.5° or 1° steps, your choice (do you really need tenths of a degree at home?)
schedules that you can use (in the official app that screen is hard to follow and, at least on iPhone, it quits on the first tap)
tap to turn climate on and off, or always open the detail with the temperature, like the official app? You choose, in settings
setpoint visible and editable while the unit is off. The official app only shows the set temperature when it’s on, and the hub only accepts a new setpoint then too. Most people want to pick the temperature first, then turn it on: Come.lite lets you, despite the system’s limits
party and holiday modes (I’ve never seen the point — does anyone use them?)

support for door stations attached to a hub
directory from the hub, with the option to add contacts locally
automatic app user setup on the hub
video at home and away, started as quickly as we can
calls on the desktop app, while the app is open
call notifications on the phone (our own path, not Comelit’s)
you can choose whether to receive a notification or a call on your phone when someone rings the doorbell
you can resume the call if the door station times out
no automatic recording of call video
no standalone door stations (no hub)

create, run now, and schedule
scenarios already on the hub and ones you create in the app
one kind of scenario, without splitting “instant”, “scheduled”, and “conditional”. All of them can be run, and optionally scheduled or started by an event
easy editing of existing scenarios (no millimetre-perfect swipe that might delete the row)
scenario editing stays usable, without the frequent quits that happen in that screen in the official app

monthly and daily use
combined totals as well (on a three-phase supply, three separate charts are rarely useful)
energy price (single or dual rate), rough extra costs, and an estimate for the month
no thresholds or load-shedding: measurement only

not supported (in the official app they’re read-only and have no detail either: it’s unclear what they’re for)

door-entry call notifications on iPhone and Android, in a different way from the official app (Come.lite cannot receive the alerts Comelit’s cloud sends only to their app)
no text notifications from the hub (for example from rules)

a favourites page that behaves: pick any devices for ⭐️, any type, any order
a roomier layout or a compact one, if you want everything on one screen: you choose, in settings
light or dark theme, following the phone or set by hand, also in settings
All together or separated by room? You choose, each time, with a convenient toggle in the header.