Old thread I know.
At the top you said this works for homey pro 2023 because of the API key. I’m running the 2026 and was able to get an API key.
The custom tile seems to work, I says “Loading…” and then shows “Flows”. Nothing happens when I click the title.
Using the “advanced flows” version, if I use the “Only Show Favorites” option is says “Error fetching favorites”.
I’m seeing the same thing. It looks like the Custom Tile is getting the flows, but it’s failing to display them. I’m looking into it now…
For the Favorites, note that from the original Homey Custom Tiles release thread, you must have the Users scopes added to be able to retrieve the list of favorites.
I pushed a fix that should resolve this. It looks like a bug was introduced with our recent big frontend update that broke the Show List functionality in Custom Tiles.
You’ll need to refresh the page in your browser while viewing SharpTools to pull in the latest frontend version with the fix.
If you have a computer available, you could try opening the Developer Tools on your browser and watch the network logs or console logs when using the Custom Tile. You should see if log some basic diagnostics around making the attempt and would see an error if something went wrong from the tile side of things.
Again, once the request is made to Homey, the flow itself actually has to have some meaningful action to run.
I cut down the flow so it just does a pulse animation. It works when I test it from the flow editor. The custom tile seems to be unable to start the flow (Enable Tracker).
The Advanced Flow variant was developed by community member @Alexander_Jeppsson so I can’t speak to it in detail… and it’s been a while since I originally played with it, but I suspect you may need an explicit ‘Start’ node.
From my previous screenshot, it’s the play button icon. And it’s called ‘Start’ in English in the ‘Add’ menu of Homey Advanced Flows and is just after the first separator line in the menu.
I was referring to the browser’s developer tools. In Chrome you would hit the ... menu and go to More Tools > Developer Tools. Probably worth doing a search online if you’re not familiar with it or if you feel it’s too technical, it’s not necessary – some people prefer to dig into the details, so I wanted to share it as an option.
A 204 is normal and indicates success (the Homey server didn’t need to include a response body)
The logs you shared show that it’s triggering the advanced flow as expected, so i would check the other items I mentioned around configuring the Advanced Flow with an appropriate Start node connected into the flow.
PS. You mentioned a 401 but it wasn’t clear what the request was for. The logs clearly show the selected flow being triggered though, so it’s pointing toward the configuration of the flow itself.