Integrations

Zigbee, Matter, MQTT and Tuya — one platform underneath.

IoTiq is built to speak the protocols smart-home devices already use, rather than asking every manufacturer to build for IoTiq specifically. Each integration below is at a different stage of maturity — we label that honestly rather than treating them as equally ready.

Local protocol support No single-vendor lock-in
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Zigbee

IoTiq’s Zigbee support is built on Zigbee2MQTT and coordinator hardware from Texas Instruments and Silicon Labs chipsets. This is the most mature integration today.

Hub required: Yes, with a supported Zigbee coordinator
Local or cloud: Fully local
Device list: Compatible Devices →
In Progress

Matter

Matter-over-Thread support is being built and requires the IoTiq Matter Controller plus a compatible Thread Border Router. It is not yet at feature parity with Zigbee.

Hub required: Yes, plus a Thread Border Router
Local or cloud: Fully local
Device list: Compatible Devices →
Active

MQTT

MQTT is the local message bus that ties Zigbee (via Zigbee2MQTT) and other integrations together inside the Hub, and is available for advanced users and integrators to connect their own tooling.

Hub required: Yes, built into the Hub
Local or cloud: Fully local
Audience: Advanced users, integrators
Planned

Tuya

Tuya-based Wi-Fi devices are common and often cloud-dependent by default. IoTiq is evaluating a Tuya integration path; it is not available yet.

Hub required: Not yet available
Local or cloud: To be determined
Status: Planning

Building an Integration

IoTiq’s developer side is coming.

IoTiq is designed to let developers build and extend device and integration support, similar to how other smart-home platforms grow their device catalogue through community and partner contributions. Details on the SDK, API and integration quality levels will be published on our Developers pages as they become available.

Availability, feature parity and hardware requirements differ by integration and change as development progresses. Always check the Compatible Devices page for the current status of a specific model before purchasing.

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See what’s documented as compatible today.

See Compatible Devices Platform Overview →