Free and low-cost smart home apps and tools
Start with HomeWizard, then add Home Assistant, Homey or other tools to use cheap hours and cut your energy use.
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Smart home and energy
Connect HomeWizard to Home Assistant, Homey and other smart home systems.
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One app for your energy
The HomeWizard Energy app brings your P1 Meter, sockets, kWh meters, water meter and battery together.
Open local API
HomeWizard devices offer a local API, so smart home systems can read their data directly.
Home Assistant and Homey
Both have an integration for HomeWizard devices, so you can build automations on your real energy use.
HomeWizard Energy Socket
A smart plug that measures one appliance and switches it on and off.
Go deeper into smart home and energy
Smart home brands that help you save energy
What HomeWizard, Shelly, IKEA, Lidl, Philips Hue, Aqara and other well-known brands do for energy insight and control.
Smart home automations that lower your energy use
Practical examples that use cheap hours, your solar surplus and live data, with HomeWizard, Homey, Home Assistant and more.
Understand smart energy in plain language
Smart metering explained
What a smart meter and a P1 port are, and what you can learn from live data.
Home batteries explained
How a home battery stores solar and cheap power, and what a plug-in battery adds.
Free and low-cost smart home apps and tools
Start with HomeWizard, then add Home Assistant, Homey or other tools to use cheap hours and cut your energy use.
Smart home brands that help you save energy
What HomeWizard, Shelly, IKEA, Lidl, Philips Hue, Aqara and other well-known brands do for energy insight and control.
Smart home automations that lower your energy use
Practical examples that use cheap hours, your solar surplus and live data, with HomeWizard, Homey, Home Assistant and more.
Dynamic energy prices
How quarter-hour prices work and how smart measuring helps you use the cheap moments.
Home Energy Meter
Ready to make your home energy-smart?
Start by measuring your use, for example with a P1 Meter, then add smart control and automations.