Marmitek is a Dutch company, based in Eindhoven, that has marketed smart solutions since 1996 and has been part of the Vogel's Group since 2017. Its smart home range covers bulbs, plugs, security cameras, motion sensors, camera doorbells and Zigbee switches and sensors, set up and controlled through the Smart me app.
Marmitek's Wi-Fi products, such as bulbs, plugs and cameras, connect straight to a 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi network and are managed in the Smart me app. Its Zigbee products need the Link ME gateway, which plugs into the router by cable. Marmitek says its Smart me products run on the Tuya platform, and it publishes a guide for moving products from Smart me to the Tuya app.
That suits people who want low-cost lights, plugs and cameras with Alexa, Google Assistant or Siri voice control and simple app automations. It is weaker for anyone who wants Matter, Apple Home, a local API or a vendor-supported Home Assistant integration, because we found none of these documented by Marmitek.
Connection
Wi-Fi (2.4 GHz), or Zigbee through the Link ME gateway
Voice assistants
Alexa and Google Assistant; Siri Shortcuts
Matter
Not found
Open platforms
Homey community app for Zigbee; Home Assistant only via Tuya (unconfirmed)
What can be connected
Lighting Wi-Fi smart bulbs, dimmable through the app
Security Security cameras, camera doorbells and motion sensors
Plugs and switches Smart plugs and Zigbee push switches and buttons
Zigbee sensors Motion, water leak, door and temperature and humidity sensors
The main Marmitek app. The App Store listing describes remote control of Smart me products such as Wi-Fi LED bulbs, cameras, sensors, power plugs and doorbells, with devices interacting (a motion sensor or doorbell can switch on a light) and bulbs grouped into scenarios. Version notes mention Siri Shortcuts and say the app works with Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa. The listing shows version 3.35.6r15 from 29 April 2024. Published by Marmitek BV. The Android link is built from the package name com.marmitek.smartme seen in a third-party listing, and we could not load the Google Play page itself to confirm it.
Marmitek's support page says Smart me products run on the Tuya platform and can be moved to the standard Tuya app. Products, scenarios and settings do not transfer automatically, a product can be linked to only one app at a time, and cloud subscriptions and SD card recordings are not carried over. Tuya setup needs a 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi network with WPA2-PSK. The links are the ones Marmitek gives, and the Tuya app is published by Tuya, not Marmitek.
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Status
What it means
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Connection
Wi-Fi
Yes
Marmitek's Wi-Fi products, such as the Glow ME bulb, need a stable Wi-Fi network and no gateway or extra software. The Smart me blog names 2.4 GHz, and Marmitek's Tuya guide requires a 2.4 GHz network with WPA2-PSK.
Zigbee products need the Link ME gateway, a Zigbee 3.0 gateway that plugs into the router through an RJ45 LAN port. It supports up to 128 Zigbee devices and is set up with the Smart me app. Each Zigbee product can join only one gateway. The product page listed the gateway as out of stock when we read it.
No Marmitek announcement, product page or app listing mentioning Matter found. The Smart me blog, the Link ME page, the Glow ME page and the Smart me App Store listing do not mention it.
Marmitek's Glow ME page says the bulb is compatible with Google Assistant, and the Smart me App Store version notes say the app works with Google Assistant for devices and scenarios. We found no step-by-step Marmitek setup page, so the linking method is unconfirmed.
Marmitek's Glow ME page says the bulb is compatible with Amazon Alexa, and the Smart me App Store version notes say the app works with Alexa. Marmitek's company page says the Smart me app supports voice control through Alexa, Google Assistant and Siri. We found no Marmitek setup page, so the supported products beyond the bulb are unconfirmed.
The Smart me app supports Siri Shortcuts, added in version 3.17.1 according to the App Store listing. Marmitek's company page also names Siri for voice control. We found no mention of native Apple Home (HomeKit) support.
Marmitek says Smart me products run on the Tuya platform and publishes a guide for moving products to the Tuya app. Its Link ME page says Tuya-compatible Zigbee products can be added to the Smart me app. Once moved, Tuya-side voice assistant links apply, which we did not verify.
We found no Marmitek-specific Home Assistant integration. Because Marmitek says its Smart me products run on Tuya and can be moved to the Tuya app, Home Assistant's built-in Tuya integration may apply after that move. That integration is maintained by the Home Assistant project, needs a Tuya Smart or Smart Life account, and communicates only with the Tuya cloud. Home Assistant's page does not mention Marmitek, so we could not confirm which Marmitek products work.
A Homey app named Marmitek lists Zigbee devices only: Push LE, Push LO and Push ME switches and buttons and the Sens ME, Sense MA, Sense MI and Sense MO sensors. It is published by Bortbytt Software, with Johan Bendz as contributor, not by Athom, though its store page carries an Official label. It requires a Homey Bridge and lists Homey Cloud, Homey Pro, Homey Pro mini and Self-Hosted Server. Version 1.1.0, updated about two years before we checked. Wi-Fi products are not listed.
No Marmitek plugin found in the pages we checked. We could not confirm one exists.
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Control4
Unconfirmed
No Marmitek driver found in the pages we checked. We could not confirm one exists.
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IFTTT
Unconfirmed
No Marmitek IFTTT service found in the pages we checked, and we could not confirm either way.
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Marmitek developer API
Not found
No Marmitek developer program or local API found on the product, app and support pages we read. We could not confirm whether Tuya's own developer platform covers Marmitek products.
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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 Marmitek
Does Marmitek support Matter?
Not that we could find. No Marmitek announcement, product page or app listing mentioning Matter found. The Smart me blog, the Link ME page, the Glow ME page and the Smart me App Store listing do not mention it.
Does Marmitek work with Alexa?
Yes, officially. Marmitek's Glow ME page says the bulb is compatible with Amazon Alexa, and the Smart me App Store version notes say the app works with Alexa. Marmitek's company page says the Smart me app supports voice control through Alexa, Google Assistant and Siri. We found no Marmitek setup page, so the supported products beyond the bulb are unconfirmed.
Does Marmitek work with Google Home?
Yes, officially. Marmitek's Glow ME page says the bulb is compatible with Google Assistant, and the Smart me App Store version notes say the app works with Google Assistant for devices and scenarios. We found no step-by-step Marmitek setup page, so the linking method is unconfirmed.
Does Marmitek work with Home Assistant?
Unconfirmed. We found no Marmitek-specific Home Assistant integration. Because Marmitek says its Smart me products run on Tuya and can be moved to the Tuya app, Home Assistant's built-in Tuya integration may apply after that move. That integration is maintained by the Home Assistant project, needs a Tuya Smart or Smart Life account, and communicates only with the Tuya cloud. Home Assistant's page does not mention Marmitek, so we could not confirm which Marmitek products work.
Does Marmitek work with SmartThings?
Unconfirmed. No SmartThings integration is named on the Marmitek pages we read, and we could not confirm one exists.
Does Marmitek work with Homey?
Yes, through a community-built integration. A Homey app named Marmitek lists Zigbee devices only: Push LE, Push LO and Push ME switches and buttons and the Sens ME, Sense MA, Sense MI and Sense MO sensors. It is published by Bortbytt Software, with Johan Bendz as contributor, not by Athom, though its store page carries an Official label. It requires a Homey Bridge and lists Homey Cloud, Homey Pro, Homey Pro mini and Self-Hosted Server. Version 1.1.0, updated about two years before we checked. Wi-Fi products are not listed.
Does Marmitek work with Hubitat?
Unconfirmed. No Marmitek driver found in the pages we checked. We could not confirm one exists.
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