Loxone
10.2.5
Loxone
10.2.5Take control of your home.
Overview
Loxone Smart Home allows you to control everything in your home with the Loxone Smart Home App. Whether you want to switch off the lights from the comfort of your bed, or check on your home while you’re away on vacation, the App offers convenient, reliable home control that’s simple to use.
What's new in Loxone
Version 10.2.5:
- Increased performance
- User management supports adding new or removing existing NFC Smart Tags
- Over 100 smaller improvements
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Free
App requirements:
- Intel 64
- OS X 10.9.0 or later
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The company is based in Austria with subsidiaries all over Europe (Germany, France, Switzerland, Spain, Belgium, Italy, ...) and two offices in the US.
The App itself is free and offers you the possibility to connect to one of our Demo Miniserver, so that you can give it a try.
In your reply you list interface hardware connections and transmission protocols, but you fail to mention other compatible products such as Insteon, X10, Z-Wave, Philips, etc. that average consumers might recognize. Listing protocols is fine for geeks and hobbyists, but not for the average user that just wants to simply automate their home
But that makes absolute sense as you wish to sell your hardware. not just provide a free app to support your competitors equipment. The problem with that paradigm however is that it makes life much more confusing and complex for the average user who may have existing equipment and just wants to add some features.
My guess is, that given the choice, if they are comfortable with what they have, they are likely to stick with the same brand as opposed to buying yours as they will be less motivated to spend time test your app in the hope it will work with their existing system then to just buy something they already know will work. That's the tradeoff.