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Supported Integrations
Bridge integrations run locally and help SharpTools connect to supported local devices, services, and utility-style resources.
Local Network Scope
Bridge focuses on LAN, Wi-Fi, HTTP, calendar, and runtime-based integrations. It does not add direct Zigbee or Z-Wave radio support.
Status Guide
- Tested means the core path has been exercised with real devices or bridges.
- Early means the implementation exists and has automated coverage, but broader real-device validation and polish are still needed.
- Labs means the feature is intended for controlled Labs-style testing.
Integration List
| Integration | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Matter | Tested | Connects supported Matter devices that are already available on your local network through multi-admin setup. |
| Philips Hue | Tested | Connects compatible Hue lights, groups, scenes, and buttons locally with near real-time status updates. |
| Shelly | Early | Supports Shelly Gen 2 and Gen 3 switches, relays, lights, plugs, and meters. Gen 1 is not in scope. |
| Kasa / Tapo | Early | Connects local TP-Link Kasa and Tapo plugs, switches, outlets, dimmers, bulbs, and energy-monitoring devices. |
| Lutron | Early | Connects supported Lutron systems for local switches, dimmers, and Pico/remotes using local bridge-button pairing. |
| Fully Kiosk Browser | Early | Controls Fully Kiosk Browser tablets for dashboards, screen control, page loading, speech, and device health. |
| HTTP Webhook Device | Early | Creates simple local webhook-backed devices for switches, motion, temperature, buttons, and one-shot actions. |
| iCal Calendar Events | Early | Turns matched calendar events into resources that can be used in dashboards and rules. |
| Groovy Labs | Labs | Runs trusted, network-oriented Hubitat/SmartThings-style community Groovy apps and drivers. |
Choosing an Integration
Use native integrations when Bridge has direct support for the device or service. Use HTTP Webhook Device for simple local HTTP workflows that do not need a full driver. Use Groovy Labs for trusted, network-oriented community Groovy packages that fit the compatibility layer.