HomeKit

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Every project on this site that brings ESP32 hardware into Apple Home, no hub required, no subscriptions.

HomeKit ESP32 Smart Connect Plug For years, the Dutch retailer Action has offered affordable smart-home devices under the brand LSC Smart Connect. Read the build

HomeKit ESP32 HomeKit Sunshade with Calibration and Weather Protection A HomeKit Window Covering accessory for the ESP32 that replaces an up, down and stop switch, with touch buttons, calibration, power-loss recovery and optional wind, rain and light protection. Read the build

HomeKit ESP8266 HomeKit Light Dimmer with a TRIAC Module A test setup that dims a mains lamp with an ESP8266 and a RobotDyn TRIAC dimmer module, and why it was hard to use in practice. Read the build

HomeKit ESP8266 HomeKit White LED Strip A standard white LED strip that Apple Home switches on and off through an ESP8266 and a relay, installed with Life Cycle Manager 2. Read the build

HomeKit LSC Smart Plug Versions 1 and 2 with an ESP8266 The LSC Smart Connect power plug as a HomeKit outlet: version 1 runs the firmware as it is, version 2 needs its module replaced with an ESP-02S. Read the build

HomeKit ESP8266 HomeKit NeoPixel Light Strip A WS2812 LED strip in the Home app on an ESP8266, with a ready-made firmware for strips of 30, 60, 90, 120 or 144 LEDs. Read the build

HomeKit ESP32 WiFi Bootstrap: Wi-Fi Provisioning with HomeKit Integration A lightweight Wi-Fi provisioning component for the ESP32: a captive portal for onboarding, credentials persisted in NVS, and a SoftAP fallback, paired here with the HomeKit LED example to show the full provisioning-to-pairing flow. Read the build

HomeKit ESP32 Power Plug with Energy Meter For many years, the Dutch retailer Action has sold affordable smart‑home devices under the LSC Smart Connect brand. Read the build