IoT Devices works through the accounts you already have with each vendor. Pick your vendor below, or read how a connection stays healthy.
What you'll find here
- How to Connect Home Assistant, How to Connect Hubitat, How to Connect Shelly, How to Connect LIFX, How to Connect Govee, How to Connect SolarEdge, How to Connect Samsara, How to Connect Geotab, How to Connect SmartThings, How to Connect Philips Hue, How to Connect Tuya, How to Connect Sonos, How to Connect Seam, How to Connect Enphase, How to Connect Tesla and How to Connect Google Nest — one article for each service.
- How to Link Google Home or Apple Home from Your Phone — the two services that can only be linked from a phone.
- What a Connection's Health Means — Healthy, Degraded, Needs sign-in and the other states.
- How to Relink a Connection and How to Remove a Connection — signing in again, and taking a connection away.
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