Worx is a garden and power tool brand owned by Positec, a company founded in Suzhou, China. Its Landroid robot mowers are set up and scheduled from the Worx Landroid app, which also drives cloud-based schedule adjustments from local weather data.
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Landroid mowers connect to the Worx cloud over Wi-Fi and can also be controlled by Bluetooth from the app. We did not find a Worx page that documents Alexa, Google Assistant or IFTTT, so official voice or platform support is unconfirmed. The wider smart home integrations come from the community: Home Assistant, Homey, Homebridge and HomeSeer plugins, plus an openHAB binding in the project's official add-on list.
That suits owners who are happy with the app and want to add the mower to Home Assistant or openHAB, where the Landroid support is long established. It is weaker for anyone who wants documented voice assistant or Matter support from Worx itself, and the integrations rely on Worx's cloud, which can ban accounts that poll too often.
Source: Worx Landroid technology page
The official Landroid app, published by Positec. It sets daily run time, start time and skipped days, measures lawn size with AR, and handles map and zone creation, no-go zones, mowing patterns, hedgehog protection and anti-theft. It also does Wi-Fi setup and Bluetooth remote and manual control. The App Store listing names the Landroid Vision Cloud series and the WR205E, and does not mention Alexa, Google or IFTTT. The Google Play link comes from a third-party app index and was not opened on Google Play itself.
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| Platform | Status | What it means | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| Connection | |||
| Wi-Fi | Yes | The App Store listing describes Wi-Fi setup, password-free Wi-Fi configuration on firmware 2.5.6 and later, and reminders about a weak charging station signal. Worx's technology page says connected mowers receive cloud-built schedules and weather data but does not describe how the mower connects. | Worx Landroid app listing Worx Landroid technology page |
| Bluetooth | Yes | The app listing describes Bluetooth remote mowing control and manual control. | Worx Landroid app listing |
| 4G cellular | Not mentioned | The App Store listing does not mention 4G, and we did not check individual models. | Worx Landroid app listing |
| Zigbee, Z-Wave, Thread | Not mentioned | None of these are mentioned on the Worx pages we read. | Worx Landroid technology page |
| Matter | Unconfirmed | We found no Worx Matter announcement in the pages we read, but we did not run a dedicated search. Matter Alpha reports that the Matter specification has no robot lawn mower device type. | Matter Alpha on robot lawn mowers |
| Voice assistants and ecosystems | |||
| Voice control module | Official | Worx sells a plug-in voice control add-on for Landroid. Worx says it works without the internet, runs on the robot and is aimed at people without a smartphone or home Wi-Fi. It is not a link to Alexa or Google. | Worx voice control option |
| Google Home | Unconfirmed | No Worx page found that documents Google Home or Google Assistant support, and the app listing does not mention it. We could not confirm either way. | Searched, no source |
| Amazon Alexa | Unconfirmed | Worx's own pages that we read do not mention Alexa. A user in a Node-RED forum thread says they control the mower from a phone through an Alexa skill, which we could not verify from an official source. | Node-RED forum thread |
| Apple Home | Community | No official support found. The homebridge-landroid plugin connects Worx, Kress, Ferrex and Landxcape mowers through the cloud with the Worx account login. The plugin page does not name its maintainer. | homebridge-landroid Apple Home accessories list |
| Open platforms and developer access | |||
| Home Assistant | Yes | Home Assistant has a built-in Worx Landroid integration, labelled legacy and community maintained, not by Worx. It reads state, battery and errors as sensors for the WG796E.1 and WG797E models over local polling, using the mower's IP address and PIN. For current cloud-connected mowers, the community Landroid Cloud integration installs through HACS and covers Worx, Kress and Landxcape mowers with a mower entity, sensors, switches and firmware update entities. Vision and Kress RTK mowers are readable there, but zones and schedules are read-only. A separate community fork targets Vision and RTK mowers. | Home Assistant Worx Landroid Landroid Cloud on GitHub Worx Vision Cloud Plus fork |
| Homey | Community | A community app by an individual developer, not Athom or Worx, covers Ferrex, Kress, Landroid and Landxcape cloud mowers, plus Openmower on the local network. It offers Flow triggers for status, errors and battery, and actions to start, stop, send home and set party mode. The store page lists Homey Cloud, Homey Pro and Homey Pro mini but also says Homey Bridge is required, and we could not resolve which applies. | Homey Worx and Openmower app |
| openHAB | Yes | The WorxLandroid binding is in openHAB's official add-on list, though Worx does not maintain it. It connects through the Worx API and MQTT with your account login, and discovers mowers automatically. The page warns that polling faster than the defaults will likely cause a 24-hour ban from Worx. | openHAB WorxLandroid binding |
| Node-RED | Unconfirmed | No dedicated Worx node was confirmed. A forum thread discusses controlling the mower through an Alexa node, with no confirmed solution. | Node-RED forum thread |
| HomeSeer | Community | A paid third-party plugin by a developer named stefxx for HomeSeer HS3, priced at 39.95 USD in the shop listing. It starts, stops and pauses the mower and shows status, battery and Wi-Fi details. It needs a Wi-Fi connected Landroid with the latest firmware. | HomeSeer Landroid plugin |
| Samsung SmartThings | Unconfirmed | No Worx SmartThings integration appeared in our searches, but SmartThings' own catalogue was not opened. | Searched, no source |
| Hubitat | Unconfirmed | No Worx Hubitat driver appeared in our searches. | Searched, no source |
| Domoticz | Unconfirmed | No Worx Domoticz plugin appeared in our searches. | Searched, no source |
| Control4 | Not found | No Worx Control4 integration found when we searched. | Searched, no source |
| Philips Hue | Not found | No Worx integration with Hue found when we searched. | Searched, no source |
| IFTTT | Unconfirmed | No Worx service appeared in our IFTTT searches (the results were for other mower brands), but IFTTT's own directory was not opened. | Searched, no source |
| Worx cloud API | Unconfirmed | We found no official public Worx developer program. Community projects such as the openHAB binding and Landroid Cloud use the Worx cloud API with a normal account login, and the openHAB page warns that excessive polling can lead to a ban. | openHAB WorxLandroid binding Landroid Cloud on GitHub |
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.
Unconfirmed. We found no Worx Matter announcement in the pages we read, but we did not run a dedicated search. Matter Alpha reports that the Matter specification has no robot lawn mower device type.
Unconfirmed. Worx's own pages that we read do not mention Alexa. A user in a Node-RED forum thread says they control the mower from a phone through an Alexa skill, which we could not verify from an official source.
Unconfirmed. No Worx page found that documents Google Home or Google Assistant support, and the app listing does not mention it. We could not confirm either way.
Yes, through a community-built integration. No official support found. The homebridge-landroid plugin connects Worx, Kress, Ferrex and Landxcape mowers through the cloud with the Worx account login. The plugin page does not name its maintainer.
Yes. Home Assistant has a built-in Worx Landroid integration, labelled legacy and community maintained, not by Worx. It reads state, battery and errors as sensors for the WG796E.1 and WG797E models over local polling, using the mower's IP address and PIN. For current cloud-connected mowers, the community Landroid Cloud integration installs through HACS and covers Worx, Kress and Landxcape mowers with a mower entity, sensors, switches and firmware update entities. Vision and Kress RTK mowers are readable there, but zones and schedules are read-only. A separate community fork targets Vision and RTK mowers.
Unconfirmed. No Worx SmartThings integration appeared in our searches, but SmartThings' own catalogue was not opened.
Yes, through a community-built integration. A community app by an individual developer, not Athom or Worx, covers Ferrex, Kress, Landroid and Landxcape cloud mowers, plus Openmower on the local network. It offers Flow triggers for status, errors and battery, and actions to start, stop, send home and set party mode. The store page lists Homey Cloud, Homey Pro and Homey Pro mini but also says Homey Bridge is required, and we could not resolve which applies.
Unconfirmed. No Worx Hubitat driver appeared in our searches.
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