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Smart rules that follow the sun need to know where the installation is. The app would take the location from the phone during setup, find it by address or let you place a pin on a map, and warn while the default location is still in use.
A clearer view of an electricity meter group in the TapHome app: live power and how it splits between the meters of the group, energy for a day, week, month or year compared with the previous period, and the share of each meter and of unmetered energy.
Link your Daikin Onecta account to TapHome to switch Daikin air conditioners and Altherma heat pumps on and off, set mode, temperature and fan, and use them in smart rules, without a Modbus adapter on each unit. Status would update every few minutes.
A new smart rule moves tunable white and colour lights through the day: cool and bright in the morning, warm and soft after sunset, a dim warm glow at night. You set a few intervals by the clock or by sunrise and sunset, and the lights glide between them.
Read and set a Vaillant heat pump with the sensoCOMFORT VRC 720 from TapHome: temperatures, room and hot water setpoints, modes, hot water boost, energy and errors, through the eBUS Adapter C6 with micro-ebusd. A beta template is in the TapHome portal.
Device templates and features you can use today, before release.
Read and set a Vaillant heat pump with the sensoCOMFORT VRC 720 from TapHome: temperatures, room and hot water setpoints, modes, hot water boost, energy and errors, through the eBUS Adapter C6 with micro-ebusd. A beta template is in the TapHome portal.
Arm and disarm a Paradox alarm from TapHome and use its zones and alarm state in smart rules, through PAI for Spectra SP, Magellan MG and EVO, or through the PRT3 module for Digiplex EVO. Two beta templates are in the TapHome portal.
Control Somfy io roller shutters, awnings and exterior venetian blinds and send commands to RTS motors from TapHome through the local Developer Mode API of a TaHoma gateway. A beta template is in the TapHome portal.
Set the LinkedGo ST802-B fan coil thermostat (Powered by Shelly) from TapHome over its local Wi-Fi API: target temperature, fan speed, working mode, on/off, anti-freeze and target humidity, with room temperature and humidity. A beta template is in the TapHome portal.
Read the waterproof Sonoff SNZB-02LD Zigbee temperature probe in TapHome through a gateway with Tasmota firmware, for example as a wireless floor sensor for underfloor heating, with the battery level and an offline warning. A beta template is in the TapHome portal.
Connect IVT heat pumps with the Rego 2000 controller to TapHome through the Husdata H66 gateway: heat pump state, operating mode including cooling, blocking of heating or cooling and errors as warnings.
What we are building now and what comes next.
A new smart rule moves tunable white and colour lights through the day: cool and bright in the morning, warm and soft after sunset, a dim warm glow at night. You set a few intervals by the clock or by sunrise and sunset, and the lights glide between them.
TapHome would know the day-ahead spot prices and your grid tariff, so that smart rules and scripts could run devices in the cheapest hours, prepare for negative prices and avoid expensive ones.
TapHome Core as a local Matter bridge: selected lights, blinds, thermostats, plugs and sensors appear in Apple Home, Google Home, Alexa and SmartThings.
Pair Matter devices from other makers directly into TapHome, over Wi-Fi, Ethernet or Thread with TapHome's own Thread Border Router, and use them in smart rules like any other device.
A new smart rule moves tunable white and colour lights through the day: cool and bright in the morning, warm and soft after sunset, a dim warm glow at night. You set a few intervals by the clock or by sunrise and sunset, and the lights glide between them.
Read and set a Vaillant heat pump with the sensoCOMFORT VRC 720 from TapHome: temperatures, room and hot water setpoints, modes, hot water boost, energy and errors, through the eBUS Adapter C6 with micro-ebusd. A beta template is in the TapHome portal.
Arm and disarm a Paradox alarm from TapHome and use its zones and alarm state in smart rules, through PAI for Spectra SP, Magellan MG and EVO, or through the PRT3 module for Digiplex EVO. Two beta templates are in the TapHome portal.
TapHome would know the day-ahead spot prices and your grid tariff, so that smart rules and scripts could run devices in the cheapest hours, prepare for negative prices and avoid expensive ones.
The sun smart rule would skip slat and position changes below a limit you set, and the slat angle of exterior venetian blinds would follow their real, uneven slat movement instead of a straight run time.
One accidental tap in the app can open a garage door or a gate. For devices you choose, the app would first ask a short question, and the command would go out only after you confirm.
A short record of the messages a Packet Parser module sends and receives, with time, direction, MQTT topic or address and content, shown in its service settings while you troubleshoot. No network sniffer needed, and only the module's own messages, not the whole network.
Devices controlled by the Energy Manager would follow the real surplus, not every short swing of the grid meter that a hybrid inverter with a battery causes: no start of the next device on a one-second peak, no switch-off on a short dip, and overload protection still at once.
Roller shutters and awnings connected through Packet Parser templates would get the same Sun orientation settings as shutters on TapHome modules, so the smart rule Blinds adjustment according to sun can move them by the sun.
Control Somfy io roller shutters, awnings and exterior venetian blinds and send commands to RTS motors from TapHome through the local Developer Mode API of a TaHoma gateway. A beta template is in the TapHome portal.
The Core would present a client certificate to devices whose local HTTPS API asks for one (mutual TLS), so they can be connected through Packet Parser without a bridge in between.
Set the LinkedGo ST802-B fan coil thermostat (Powered by Shelly) from TapHome over its local Wi-Fi API: target temperature, fan speed, working mode, on/off, anti-freeze and target humidity, with room temperature and humidity. A beta template is in the TapHome portal.
Link your Daikin Onecta account to TapHome to switch Daikin air conditioners and Altherma heat pumps on and off, set mode, temperature and fan, and use them in smart rules, without a Modbus adapter on each unit. Status would update every few minutes.
In many houses the whole building has Wi-Fi, but no network cable leads to the electrical panel with the Core. A USB Wi-Fi adapter plugged into the Core would connect it to the home Wi-Fi network, without a repeater or a router squeezed in next to the panel.
An integration that computes hundreds of values in smart rule scripts cannot send them to an external service in one request today. A text variable, shared collections or HTTP requests from smart rule scripts would let any script build one JSON and send it.
Smart rules that follow the sun need to know where the installation is. The app would take the location from the phone during setup, find it by address or let you place a pin on a map, and warn while the default location is still in use.
Read the waterproof Sonoff SNZB-02LD Zigbee temperature probe in TapHome through a gateway with Tasmota firmware, for example as a wireless floor sensor for underfloor heating, with the battery level and an offline warning. A beta template is in the TapHome portal.
A clearer view of an electricity meter group in the TapHome app: live power and how it splits between the meters of the group, energy for a day, week, month or year compared with the previous period, and the share of each meter and of unmetered energy.
Let TapHome send each automated export by email on its schedule, as an XLSX or CSV attachment, to recipients set per export, so tenants, the owner and maintenance get monthly or daily electricity consumption without reading meters by hand.
Link your Ajax account to TapHome to arm, disarm and switch night mode from the TapHome app and smart rules, and use Ajax door, leak, fire and motion detectors as TapHome devices, with alarm and arming events within seconds and a local SIA DC-09 backup.
TapHome Core as a local Matter bridge: selected lights, blinds, thermostats, plugs and sensors appear in Apple Home, Google Home, Alexa and SmartThings.
Pair Matter devices from other makers directly into TapHome, over Wi-Fi, Ethernet or Thread with TapHome's own Thread Border Router, and use them in smart rules like any other device.
Not planned: TapHome's Matter support leaves out appliances, media players, cameras and video doorbells. Use Onvif cameras, SIP doorbells and smart rules instead.
Under review: TapHome sensors, switches or small modules that would be Matter devices themselves, for rooms without a bus cable. Unlike the Matter bridge, they would speak Matter directly instead of sitting on the TapHome bus.
A way for booking, building or HR systems to manage TapHome users, cards, PIN codes and their validity, and to receive access events as they happen.
Connect OSDP card, PIN and fingerprint readers over RS-485 with encrypted communication, reader supervision and LED and buzzer feedback from TapHome, managed with the same cards, users and weekly plans as today's Wiegand readers.
Connect IVT heat pumps with the Rego 2000 controller to TapHome through the Husdata H66 gateway: heat pump state, operating mode including cooling, blocking of heating or cooling and errors as warnings.
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Door stations, card readers, wall panels and everything that happens at the entrance.
A way for booking, building or HR systems to manage TapHome users, cards, PIN codes and their validity, and to receive access events as they happen.
Connect OSDP card, PIN and fingerprint readers over RS-485 with encrypted communication, reader supervision and LED and buzzer feedback from TapHome, managed with the same cards, users and weekly plans as today's Wiegand readers.
Matter devices in TapHome, and TapHome devices in Apple Home, Google Home and Alexa.
TapHome Core as a local Matter bridge: selected lights, blinds, thermostats, plugs and sensors appear in Apple Home, Google Home, Alexa and SmartThings.
Pair Matter devices from other makers directly into TapHome, over Wi-Fi, Ethernet or Thread with TapHome's own Thread Border Router, and use them in smart rules like any other device.
Not planned: TapHome's Matter support leaves out appliances, media players, cameras and video doorbells. Use Onvif cameras, SIP doorbells and smart rules instead.
Under review: TapHome sensors, switches or small modules that would be Matter devices themselves, for rooms without a bus cable. Unlike the Matter bridge, they would speak Matter directly instead of sitting on the TapHome bus.
Spot prices, tariffs, solar surplus and smarter use of every kilowatt-hour.
TapHome would know the day-ahead spot prices and your grid tariff, so that smart rules and scripts could run devices in the cheapest hours, prepare for negative prices and avoid expensive ones.
Devices controlled by the Energy Manager would follow the real surplus, not every short swing of the grid meter that a hybrid inverter with a battery causes: no start of the next device on a one-second peak, no switch-off on a short dip, and overload protection still at once.
Link your Daikin Onecta account to TapHome to switch Daikin air conditioners and Altherma heat pumps on and off, set mode, temperature and fan, and use them in smart rules, without a Modbus adapter on each unit. Status would update every few minutes.
A clearer view of an electricity meter group in the TapHome app: live power and how it splits between the meters of the group, energy for a day, week, month or year compared with the previous period, and the share of each meter and of unmetered energy.
Let TapHome send each automated export by email on its schedule, as an XLSX or CSV attachment, to recipients set per export, so tenants, the owner and maintenance get monthly or daily electricity consumption without reading meters by hand.
Widgets, schemes, device lists and feedback in the TapHome app.
One accidental tap in the app can open a garage door or a gate. For devices you choose, the app would first ask a short question, and the command would go out only after you confirm.
Smart rules that follow the sun need to know where the installation is. The app would take the location from the phone during setup, find it by address or let you place a pin on a map, and warn while the default location is still in use.
A clearer view of an electricity meter group in the TapHome app: live power and how it splits between the meters of the group, energy for a day, week, month or year compared with the previous period, and the share of each meter and of unmetered energy.
MQTT, HTTP, scripts and the building blocks for connecting anything.
A short record of the messages a Packet Parser module sends and receives, with time, direction, MQTT topic or address and content, shown in its service settings while you troubleshoot. No network sniffer needed, and only the module's own messages, not the whole network.
The Core would present a client certificate to devices whose local HTTPS API asks for one (mutual TLS), so they can be connected through Packet Parser without a bridge in between.
Link your Daikin Onecta account to TapHome to switch Daikin air conditioners and Altherma heat pumps on and off, set mode, temperature and fan, and use them in smart rules, without a Modbus adapter on each unit. Status would update every few minutes.
In many houses the whole building has Wi-Fi, but no network cable leads to the electrical panel with the Core. A USB Wi-Fi adapter plugged into the Core would connect it to the home Wi-Fi network, without a repeater or a router squeezed in next to the panel.
An integration that computes hundreds of values in smart rule scripts cannot send them to an external service in one request today. A text variable, shared collections or HTTP requests from smart rule scripts would let any script build one JSON and send it.
Link your Ajax account to TapHome to arm, disarm and switch night mode from the TapHome app and smart rules, and use Ajax door, leak, fire and motion detectors as TapHome devices, with alarm and arming events within seconds and a local SIA DC-09 backup.
Requests for new device templates and the tools to build them.
Read and set a Vaillant heat pump with the sensoCOMFORT VRC 720 from TapHome: temperatures, room and hot water setpoints, modes, hot water boost, energy and errors, through the eBUS Adapter C6 with micro-ebusd. A beta template is in the TapHome portal.
A short record of the messages a Packet Parser module sends and receives, with time, direction, MQTT topic or address and content, shown in its service settings while you troubleshoot. No network sniffer needed, and only the module's own messages, not the whole network.
Roller shutters and awnings connected through Packet Parser templates would get the same Sun orientation settings as shutters on TapHome modules, so the smart rule Blinds adjustment according to sun can move them by the sun.
Control Somfy io roller shutters, awnings and exterior venetian blinds and send commands to RTS motors from TapHome through the local Developer Mode API of a TaHoma gateway. A beta template is in the TapHome portal.
Set the LinkedGo ST802-B fan coil thermostat (Powered by Shelly) from TapHome over its local Wi-Fi API: target temperature, fan speed, working mode, on/off, anti-freeze and target humidity, with room temperature and humidity. A beta template is in the TapHome portal.
Read the waterproof Sonoff SNZB-02LD Zigbee temperature probe in TapHome through a gateway with Tasmota firmware, for example as a wireless floor sensor for underfloor heating, with the battery level and an offline warning. A beta template is in the TapHome portal.
Connect IVT heat pumps with the Rego 2000 controller to TapHome through the Husdata H66 gateway: heat pump state, operating mode including cooling, blocking of heating or cooling and errors as warnings.
Alarm panels, detectors and how TapHome reacts when something happens.
Arm and disarm a Paradox alarm from TapHome and use its zones and alarm state in smart rules, through PAI for Spectra SP, Magellan MG and EVO, or through the PRT3 module for Digiplex EVO. Two beta templates are in the TapHome portal.
One accidental tap in the app can open a garage door or a gate. For devices you choose, the app would first ask a short question, and the command would go out only after you confirm.
Link your Ajax account to TapHome to arm, disarm and switch night mode from the TapHome app and smart rules, and use Ajax door, leak, fire and motion detectors as TapHome devices, with alarm and arming events within seconds and a local SIA DC-09 backup.
Blinds, lighting, schedules and the logic that runs the home.
A new smart rule moves tunable white and colour lights through the day: cool and bright in the morning, warm and soft after sunset, a dim warm glow at night. You set a few intervals by the clock or by sunrise and sunset, and the lights glide between them.
TapHome would know the day-ahead spot prices and your grid tariff, so that smart rules and scripts could run devices in the cheapest hours, prepare for negative prices and avoid expensive ones.
The sun smart rule would skip slat and position changes below a limit you set, and the slat angle of exterior venetian blinds would follow their real, uneven slat movement instead of a straight run time.
Roller shutters and awnings connected through Packet Parser templates would get the same Sun orientation settings as shutters on TapHome modules, so the smart rule Blinds adjustment according to sun can move them by the sun.
An integration that computes hundreds of values in smart rule scripts cannot send them to an external service in one request today. A text variable, shared collections or HTTP requests from smart rule scripts would let any script build one JSON and send it.
Smart rules that follow the sun need to know where the installation is. The app would take the location from the phone during setup, find it by address or let you place a pin on a map, and warn while the default location is still in use.
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