Sensibo is a company founded in Tel Aviv that makes Wi-Fi controllers for air conditioners and heat pumps, including the Sky, Air and Air PRO, plus the Pure air purifier and the Elements air quality monitor. Everything is managed from the Sensibo app, with voice assistant and platform links on top.
Sensibo controllers sit next to an existing air conditioner and send it the commands its own remote would, then connect to home Wi-Fi and Sensibo's cloud. There is no separate hub. Integrations such as Alexa, Google Home, SmartThings and the developer API all go through that cloud account.
That suits renters and owners with a remote-controlled split unit or heat pump who want app, schedule and voice control without replacing the equipment. It is weaker for local-only automation, because the Home Assistant integration polls the cloud, and we found no Matter support.
Connection
Wi-Fi, through Sensibo's cloud
Voice assistants
Alexa, Google Home and Siri
Matter
Not found
Open platforms
Cloud API, Home Assistant, Homey, Hubitat
What can be connected
Air conditioning Air conditioners and heat pumps through the Sky, Air and Air PRO controllers
Sensors Room Sensor and Smart Window or Door Sensor accessories, and the Elements air quality monitor
Air quality Sensibo Pure air purifier and Elements monitor
The single app for all Sensibo devices. It offers remote control, 7-day schedules and timers, temperature and humidity readings, automatic on and off by arrival and departure, Climate React rules, filter reminders and device sharing. Sensibo Plus is a paid subscription that adds extras such as anti-mold and statistics. Published by Sensibo Inc. The Google Play link comes from Sensibo's own download page, and we could not open the listing itself.
The controller replaces the remote and works with air conditioners that have one. Wikipedia describes the Sky as using an infrared connection, but Sensibo's own pages we read do not use that word.
No Sensibo Matter product or announcement found in our search. A Sensibo blog post about Matter appeared in results, but we could not open it, so its content is unconfirmed.
Sensibo documents linking its account under Works with Google in the Google Home app, with voice commands for power, temperature and mode, and humidity where supported. The page does not list which models work.
Sensibo lists Amazon Echo (Alexa) among its official integrations, and its FAQ says Sky works with Alexa. We could not open a dedicated Alexa setup page.
HomeKit is documented for the Air PRO on Sensibo's support page, with pairing by 8-digit code in the Home app. The page says HomeKit does not support fan levels or swing, and remote access needs a HomePod or Apple TV home hub. The App Store listing names Air and Air PRO, while an FAQ claims HomeKit for Sky, so the exact models are unclear.
Listed under Sensibo's official integrations. Add Sensibo in the SmartThings app and sign in with the Sensibo account. The page does not say which devices are supported.
Built into Home Assistant and polling Sensibo's cloud once a minute with an API key. It supports Sky, Air, Air Pro, Pure, Elements and the Room Sensor. Home Assistant lists community contributors as maintainers, and Sensibo says it is community-supported and asks users not to contact its support.
The Homey app is by an independent developer, not Athom, and Sensibo calls it community-supported. It controls Sky, Air, Air Pro and Pure and reads Elements and the Room Sensor over the cloud. The store listing lists Homey Cloud, Homey Pro and Self-Hosted Server but also tags each device Homey Bridge required, and we could not resolve how those fit together.
Sensibo points to a community-supported driver in the Hubitat Community forum and asks users not to contact its support. It needs a Sky, Air or Air Pro, an API key and internet access.
IFTTT has a Sensibo service with two actions, turn A/C off and turn A/C on with a set temperature, mode and fan level. We saw no Sensibo triggers listed.
A REST API at home.sensibo.com/api/v2 returns JSON, with a personal API key generated in your account settings and rate limits. OAuth2 is offered to commercial users on request. A separate Airbend API serves commercial and enterprise customers.
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 Sensibo
Does Sensibo support Matter?
Unconfirmed. No Sensibo Matter product or announcement found in our search. A Sensibo blog post about Matter appeared in results, but we could not open it, so its content is unconfirmed.
Does Sensibo work with Alexa?
Yes, officially. Sensibo lists Amazon Echo (Alexa) among its official integrations, and its FAQ says Sky works with Alexa. We could not open a dedicated Alexa setup page.
Does Sensibo work with Google Home?
Yes, officially. Sensibo documents linking its account under Works with Google in the Google Home app, with voice commands for power, temperature and mode, and humidity where supported. The page does not list which models work.
Does Sensibo work with Apple Home (HomeKit)?
Yes, officially. HomeKit is documented for the Air PRO on Sensibo's support page, with pairing by 8-digit code in the Home app. The page says HomeKit does not support fan levels or swing, and remote access needs a HomePod or Apple TV home hub. The App Store listing names Air and Air PRO, while an FAQ claims HomeKit for Sky, so the exact models are unclear.
Does Sensibo work with Home Assistant?
Yes. Built into Home Assistant and polling Sensibo's cloud once a minute with an API key. It supports Sky, Air, Air Pro, Pure, Elements and the Room Sensor. Home Assistant lists community contributors as maintainers, and Sensibo says it is community-supported and asks users not to contact its support.
Does Sensibo work with SmartThings?
Yes, officially. Listed under Sensibo's official integrations. Add Sensibo in the SmartThings app and sign in with the Sensibo account. The page does not say which devices are supported.
Does Sensibo work with Homey?
Yes, through a community-built integration. The Homey app is by an independent developer, not Athom, and Sensibo calls it community-supported. It controls Sky, Air, Air Pro and Pure and reads Elements and the Room Sensor over the cloud. The store listing lists Homey Cloud, Homey Pro and Self-Hosted Server but also tags each device Homey Bridge required, and we could not resolve how those fit together.
Does Sensibo work with Hubitat?
Yes, through a community-built integration. Sensibo points to a community-supported driver in the Hubitat Community forum and asks users not to contact its support. It needs a Sky, Air or Air Pro, an API key and internet access.
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