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FAQ

This page answers the questions we hear most, in three groups: network and security, devices and everyday use, accounts and pricing. Below that, step-by-step tutorials for bringing each brand’s devices into Home Assistant.

seenzus learns about your devices through your Home Assistant. Devices not in HA yet? Follow the tutorials below to bring them in first, then come back to Quickstart to pair.

Install the store first (every plugin install relies on it): HACS (official, GitHub authorization) · HACS Turbo (recommended in mainland China)

Connect devices by brand: Xiaomi Home · Xiaomi Miot · Tuya · Midea · Haier · BULL · BroadLink · eWeLink · Roborock vacuum · Sony TV

Connect by device type: Smart speakers · Cameras · EZVIZ cameras · Zigbee (ZHA) · Apple HomeKit Bridge · Apple home hub

No. seenzus Bridge dials out from inside your place (outbound MQTT); your Home Assistant exposes no ports.

  • Every bridge gets its own connection credentials and can only send/receive on its own lane;
  • Your Smart Space is fully isolated from everyone else’s at the data layer;
  • A Source’s connection credentials are stored encrypted by seenzus and never shown again in the interface.

Restart with the HACS Official complete setup and follow every step through authorization and the return to seenzus. Still stuck? Come find us with the status shown on the Source card.

The common controllable devices Home Assistant recognizes — lights, air conditioners, fans, curtains, switches, media players, door locks — seenzus can look after them all; readings like temperature, humidity and power come along with the device. Devices that can’t be controlled are shown read-only, as they are — it never pretends it can control them.

Yes. seenzus lives in the cloud, and the app works wherever you go — which is exactly what makes guesthouse and multi-site scenarios possible.

No. Actions like switching things on and off or adjusting the temperature are confirmed with you before they run — it’s a butler, not the owner of the place.

You may be a member with a limited visibility scope. Owner-only entries (such as “Integrations”) are hidden from you — that’s privacy by design, not a bug. See Members & permissions.

The sign-in page supports email and password, plus “Continue with GitHub” and “Continue with Google”. To reset a password, sign in with GitHub / Google first, or contact the administrator who set up your account.

The product’s currently published policy applies; everything you’ve already connected keeps working as before.