Alternatives to FHEM

It suits people managing compatible smart-home devices such as cameras, doorbells, speakers, thermostats, lights, locks, and appliances.

Homey suits people who want to control compatible smart-home devices and create automations across local and cloud options.

HS4 suits DIY hub builders, from hobbyists creating a first system to developers building complex automation workflows.

It suits people who want to add and control Aqara devices from Android or iOS, with automation, scenes, and integrations.

It suits households wanting app, voice, and automated control across Bosch and partner devices.

It suits home-automation users who want local control and can choose adapters for their devices and services.

Loxone suits homeowners and professionals such as system integrators, facility managers, and installers managing building automation.

openHAB suits people who want home automation running on their own hardware, including those who prefer local operation without a required cloud service.

Apple Home suits people who want to manage compatible smart home accessories from Apple devices.

It suits individuals and professionals who want locally managed, multi-protocol home automation.

It suits households or users who want local automation, local data storage, and operation during internet disruptions.

Tuya’s free app suits people seeking a basic smart home hub or who have not completed branded app development.

It suits people using IKEA smart products who want app, voice, sensor and routine controls.

SwitchBot suits people managing supported smart home devices through schedules, geofences, scenes or voice control.

Xiaomi Home suits people managing compatible intelligent devices from Android or iOS phones, tablets, or Xiaomi TVs.