The software turns the iPhone into a one-stop remote control for everything in your house: lights, appliances, and security systems.

Sources say the software will debut on June 2 against competitors Google and Samsung at the Worldwide Developer Conference in San Francisco.

The Financial Times Reports,

Apple’s coming move follows Google’s $3.2bn acquisition in January of Nest Labs, makers of internet-connected thermostats and smoke alarms, and Samsung’s recent debut of its Smart Home range of refrigerators, washing machines and TVs that can be controlled from its smartphones and watches.