Loxone is an Austrian smart building company whose system is built around the Miniserver, a central controller that runs lighting, shading, ventilation, energy, music, alarms and more. The Loxone App controls the installation, and Loxone Config is the software used to program it.
Loxone is a self-contained system rather than a set of cloud-connected gadgets. Devices attach to the Miniserver over its own wired Tree and Link buses or wireless Air, and the Miniserver connects to the home network over LAN. The App Store listing recommends a certified Loxone Partner for installation and configuration, including external access.
That suits new builds and renovations where one programmable system is wanted for the whole building. It is weaker for pairing with other ecosystems: Apple Home is documented, but Loxone calls its Matter support experimental and unsupported, and Google Home, Alexa and Home Assistant mostly rely on community or third-party routes.
Connection
Miniserver with Tree, Link and Air, over LAN
Voice assistants
Apple Home (Siri) documented; others unclear
Matter
Experimental, in Config beta, unsupported
Open platforms
Loxone API; Home Assistant via community add-ons
What can be connected
Building control Lighting, shading, ventilation, temperature, doors and gates
Energy and media Energy management, music and weather
Security and access Alarms, push notifications and the Intercom
The main app for controlling a Loxone building: lighting, shading, alarms, ventilation, energy, music and more, with favourites, scenes, push notifications and the Automation Designer for no-code rules. It requires a Loxone Miniserver. Loxone lists Android, iOS and Windows, and the release notes also mention Apple Watch and macOS. We did not open a Google Play listing. Published by Loxone Electronics GmbH.
The configuration software installers use to set up and program the building. Loxone says changes made in the app's Expert Mode are synced back to it. We found no app store listing for it.
Compatibility, platform by platform
Official supported by the brandCommunity built by someone elseNot found searched, nothing foundUnconfirmed sources conflict or could not be opened
Platform
Status
What it means
Sources
Connection
Loxone Tree, Link and Air
Yes
Loxone's own buses. Per its technical page the Miniserver supports up to 50 Tree devices and up to 30 Link extensions, and the Miniserver Go supports up to 128 Air devices. The Miniserver knowledge base says the Tree cable also carries 24 V power, with branches up to 500 m.
The Miniserver connects over LAN (IPv4 and IPv6, HTTPS/SSL). Wi-Fi is not described as a built-in interface; the knowledge base says it reaches Wi-Fi through the LAN port to a router.
Loxone says Remote Connect needs no port forwarding and is encrypted end to end. The Miniserver can also use Loxone Cloud DNS for its external address. The pages do not say whether local automation depends on an internet connection.
Loxone offers an experimental integration in a Loxone Config beta (14.4). Loxone devices are paired to an external Matter controller such as Alexa, Apple Home or Google, so the Miniserver acts as a source of devices, not a controller. Loxone does not recommend it in active customer installations, gives no support, and reports heavy network congestion in tests. Supported function blocks include switches, blinds, lights, ventilation, gates and room controllers.
Loxone documents HomeKit with Siri voice control. It needs a current Miniserver or Miniserver Go and is not supported on Gen 1. Setup uses a wizard in the Loxone App and needs an internet connection initially. Limits include 149 objects, one connected Apple account (others can be invited) and a list of supported function types such as lighting, shading, room ventilation and room controllers.
No dedicated Google Home integration found on Loxone's pages. Loxone's experimental Matter page names Google as a possible controller but requires a Google developer account and a test project. The third-party 1Home Server also lists Google Home.
We found no official Loxone Alexa skill. The experimental Matter page describes pairing through the Alexa app's Add Device flow. The third-party 1Home Server lists Alexa as beta.
A trade report says the Miniserver can pass devices to SmartThings through the experimental Matter bridge, and the 1Home Server lists SmartThings as beta. We found no dedicated Loxone page.
We found no built-in Home Assistant integration. PyLoxone is a community custom component, installed through HACS, that maps Loxone controls to Home Assistant entities over a websocket. It lists support for Loxone 2024.1.0 and newer and notes limitations with stateless pushbuttons. A community wiki guide instead links the two systems through REST calls and Loxone virtual inputs and outputs.
A third-party hardware bridge from 1Home Solutions that reads the Miniserver over its API and exposes it through Matter to Apple Home, Google Home, Alexa (beta), SmartThings (beta) and Home Assistant. It lists a 250-device limit and a price of 599 EUR plus VAT. We found no Loxone endorsement. One Homey forum user reported in December 2025 that it did not run reliably for them.
We did not confirm a Hue integration on Loxone's pages.
Searched, no source
Loxone API
Official
Loxone publishes API and Web Services articles in its knowledge base, and a Loxone MCP Server page appeared in search results. We could not open any of them, so their content and limits are unconfirmed. Community integrations such as PyLoxone and the LoxWiki guide use the Miniserver's local interfaces, and PyLoxone recommends local access for Gen 2 Miniservers.
Checked 11 November 2026 against the brand's own pages, app store listings and each project's own page. “Not found” means we searched and found nothing, not that it is impossible. Compatibility changes often. Spot an error? Tell us and we will fix it.
Common questions about Loxone
Does Loxone support Matter?
Yes, officially. Loxone offers an experimental integration in a Loxone Config beta (14.4). Loxone devices are paired to an external Matter controller such as Alexa, Apple Home or Google, so the Miniserver acts as a source of devices, not a controller. Loxone does not recommend it in active customer installations, gives no support, and reports heavy network congestion in tests. Supported function blocks include switches, blinds, lights, ventilation, gates and room controllers.
Does Loxone work with Alexa?
Unconfirmed. We found no official Loxone Alexa skill. The experimental Matter page describes pairing through the Alexa app's Add Device flow. The third-party 1Home Server lists Alexa as beta.
Does Loxone work with Google Home?
Unconfirmed. No dedicated Google Home integration found on Loxone's pages. Loxone's experimental Matter page names Google as a possible controller but requires a Google developer account and a test project. The third-party 1Home Server also lists Google Home.
Does Loxone work with Apple Home (HomeKit)?
Yes, officially. Loxone documents HomeKit with Siri voice control. It needs a current Miniserver or Miniserver Go and is not supported on Gen 1. Setup uses a wizard in the Loxone App and needs an internet connection initially. Limits include 149 objects, one connected Apple account (others can be invited) and a list of supported function types such as lighting, shading, room ventilation and room controllers.
Does Loxone work with Home Assistant?
Yes, through a community-built integration. We found no built-in Home Assistant integration. PyLoxone is a community custom component, installed through HACS, that maps Loxone controls to Home Assistant entities over a websocket. It lists support for Loxone 2024.1.0 and newer and notes limitations with stateless pushbuttons. A community wiki guide instead links the two systems through REST calls and Loxone virtual inputs and outputs.
Does Loxone work with SmartThings?
Unconfirmed. A trade report says the Miniserver can pass devices to SmartThings through the experimental Matter bridge, and the 1Home Server lists SmartThings as beta. We found no dedicated Loxone page.
Does Loxone work with Homey?
Not that we could find. No Loxone app for Homey was reported in a community thread, where members only discussed building a custom app against the Loxone API.
Does Loxone work with Hubitat?
Unconfirmed. We did not search for a Hubitat driver, so this is unconfirmed.
Answers come from the sourced table above. See how Loxone compares with all brands on the smart home brand statistics page.