Signify Dynalite has launched a refreshed suite of software and apps, alongside confirmed availability of Matter integration, the Array user interface for residential touchscreens, and a new mobile control app.

The updated Dynalite Pro Workflow suite, including System Designer, System Builder, System Manager and UI Creator, features a redesigned interface and workflow enhancements to improve usability for integrators designing, commissioning and managing lighting and space control projects. System Builder now includes a Ribbon navigation bar that groups tools into contextual tabs, while the Dynalite Assist feature provides in-app access to documentation and support resources.

“We know that our partners use these tools to deliver projects and run their businesses on a daily basis, so we are always looking for ways to make that experience simpler, faster and more efficient,” Signify global Dynalite software product manager Phil Main says.

“We hope that the refreshed interface and in-app access to documentation makes that easier, both for new partners and those which have been with us for years.”

Dynalite has also expanded its Array user interface design language to the 7” PDTS touchscreen, enabling customisable control of lighting, climate, blinds and other connected systems through a modular, widget-based interface. Users can create macros to automate multiple actions, such as adjusting lighting, temperature and curtains with a single command.

“Feedback on Array for Revolution has been fantastic, so we are excited to bring this to our larger touchscreen, another important step towards our goal of Array being the consistent identity across all of our digital user interfaces,” Dynalite head of product Stephen Craggs says.

Signify’s Dynalite Switch mobile app will launch on 31 March 2026 for iOS and Android, offering local and remote control via Dynalite Cloud. The app supports personalised interfaces, scene management, multi-action macros and compatibility with existing Dynalite installations.