Apple HomeView is on sale from today, 13 November, in Australia, Canada, India, New Zealand, Singapore, the UK and the US, Apple said. It is not on sale in the European Union, because Siri AI is not yet available in iOS there.

Apple says HomeView recognises up to six people by face and shows each person’s content in Messages, FaceTime, Calendar, Reminders and Find My. Siri AI, which is in beta in HomeView software 27.2, can answer questions on almost any topic and act on what is on screen.

Personal context needs an iPhone or iPad

For requests that draw on Calendar, Messages and other apps, HomeView has to be paired with an Apple Intelligence-enabled iPhone or iPad running the latest software, with Siri AI turned on in a supported language. Apple notes that server-side features are subject to daily usage limits, with expanded access to be offered for a fee in future. See our explainer on Siri AI usage limits.

Where it is available, and what is missing

Apple’s list covers seven countries for sale, with Siri AI on HomeView also working in English in South Africa. Canadian French will come later in a free software update. Buyers in the EU, including Ireland, Germany and France, cannot order it at all for now. Apple has not given a date for a change.

HomeView paired with an iPhone 18 Pro to show Siri AI personal context
Image: Apple

The Power Mount PoE Wired option will not arrive until early 2027. Before buying, read how reviewers rated the hardware and software in our HomeView reviews roundup, and see our original HomeView report.