EcoFlow is a Chinese energy-storage brand that makes portable power stations, balcony solar kits such as PowerStream, and home batteries and inverters such as the PowerOcean, Ocean and STREAM lines. Devices are set up and monitored in the EcoFlow app, and EcoFlow also runs a developer platform for its cloud API.
EcoFlow devices connect to EcoFlow's cloud over Wi-Fi, and the app can also talk to a device directly over Bluetooth or the device's own hotspot. Most integrations we found, official and community, go through that cloud with an access key and secret key from EcoFlow's developer platform, rather than a local connection. The one local route we found is an unofficial Bluetooth integration for Home Assistant.
That suits people who manage solar and battery storage from the app and may add energy automation in Homey, Home Assistant, openHAB or evcc. It is weaker for classic voice control: we found no official Alexa or Google Home page, and Matter appears only on the Smart Plug accessory.
Connection
Wi-Fi through EcoFlow's cloud, plus Bluetooth
Voice assistants
No official page found
Matter
Smart Plug only
Open platforms
Homey, Home Assistant, openHAB, evcc and a developer API
What can be connected
Portable power Delta and River power stations
Solar and home batteries PowerStream balcony solar, PowerOcean and Ocean home batteries, STREAM systems, Smart Meter
Home backup and accessories Smart Home Panel, Smart Plug and EV chargers
The main app, published by Hong Kong EcoFlow Innovation Technology Limited. It monitors and controls EcoFlow devices, either over the internet through home Wi-Fi or directly over Bluetooth or the device hotspot. It adds firmware updates, schedules and automations, a Space tab that groups devices into one energy system, and device sharing with family or friends. The App Store listing names Delta, River 2 Max, Ultra Pro with a smart panel, STREAM AC 5000 and the Smart Meter, and does not mention Alexa, Google or Matter. The Google Play link uses the package name com.ecoflow, which we found only on third-party sites, so it is unverified.
Official supported by the brandCommunity built by someone elseNot found searched, nothing foundUnconfirmed sources conflict or could not be opened
Platform
Status
What it means
Sources
Connection
Wi-Fi
Yes
The EcoFlow app's listing describes an internet (IoT) connection over home Wi-Fi for remote access. The Smart Plug listing on Matter Alpha says it needs a 2.4 GHz network. We did not find a band stated for other products.
The app can connect directly over Bluetooth or the device hotspot when there is no internet. An unofficial Home Assistant integration also uses Bluetooth LE, but only one Bluetooth connection is allowed at a time, so the official app has to be disabled from that integration while the app is in use.
Only the EcoFlow Smart Plug is documented. Matter Alpha lists it as an On/Off plug-in unit working over Wi-Fi, with Bluetooth for setup, and a 2023 Notebookcheck report names Apple, Amazon, Google and Samsung as compatible systems. We found no Matter support for power stations, PowerStream or the home batteries, and no bridge or controller role.
We found no EcoFlow page or app listing describing Google Home support. The Smart Plug is reported to work with Google through Matter, which is the only route we could confirm. An alliance graphic shows Google Nest as a partner logo, but no integration is described.
No official support found for the power stations or batteries. The Smart Plug is reported to work with Apple through Matter. A community Homebridge plugin adds Delta 2, Delta 2 Max, Delta Pro, PowerOcean, PowerStream and Smart Plug to HomeKit, and needs developer API keys. Several models in it are marked as not tested.
No SmartThings integration page found. Notebookcheck names Samsung among the systems the Matter Smart Plug works with, which we could not check on a SmartThings page.
We found no built-in Home Assistant integration; a search of home-assistant.io returned only community projects, and we did not open the official integrations page. Community options include EcoFlow Cloud (HACS, Apache-2.0), which uses either EcoFlow's public developer API or the unofficial endpoints the app uses, and a separate Bluetooth LE integration that runs without the cloud. The project pages say they are not made by EcoFlow, and the private-API mode can break when EcoFlow changes things.
EcoFlow has an official Homey app for the PowerOcean and Ocean2 home batteries, announced in October 2024 and published under an EcoFlow Technology developer account. The listing says Homey Cloud, Homey Pro, Homey Pro mini and Self-Hosted Server, but also says each supported device requires a Homey Bridge, and the press release does not mention a Bridge, so we could not resolve which applies. A separate community app by an independent developer covers the STREAM series and Smart Meter, using developer API keys.
The EcoFlow binding is in openHAB's official add-on catalog. It covers Delta 2, Delta 2 Max and PowerStream through EcoFlow's cloud and needs a developer account that EcoFlow has approved, with an access key and secret key. The developer account cannot be used by several systems in parallel.
No dedicated EcoFlow node found in our searches. Node-RED could read the cloud API or MQTT, but we did not confirm a published flow or node.
Searched, no source
evcc
Yes
evcc includes a built-in template for EcoFlow STREAM, and its docs list a PowerOcean page too. Setup needs an access key, secret key and the main device serial number from the EcoFlow developer console. The evcc page does not say whether the connection is local or cloud. This is a separate energy-management project, not EcoFlow's.
EcoFlow says it has an ecosystem alliance of more than 15 smart home and appliance brands, naming Homey, BSH Home Connect, Shelly and go-e, with two-way integrations through shared APIs rolling out from 2026. Which specific products work today is not clear from the pages we read.
We searched for an EcoFlow IFTTT service and found none, but we did not open IFTTT's own service list, so this is unconfirmed.
Searched, no source
EcoFlow developer API
Official
EcoFlow runs a developer platform at developer.ecoflow.com with REST and MQTT access. Requests are signed with an access key and secret key, with separate hosts for Global and US (api.ecoflow.com) and Europe (api-e.ecoflow.com). The portal itself could not be opened by us, so the details come from an API directory and from openHAB's documentation, which says registration must be approved first. Most community integrations above build on it.
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.
Common questions about EcoFlow
Does EcoFlow support Matter?
Yes. Only the EcoFlow Smart Plug is documented. Matter Alpha lists it as an On/Off plug-in unit working over Wi-Fi, with Bluetooth for setup, and a 2023 Notebookcheck report names Apple, Amazon, Google and Samsung as compatible systems. We found no Matter support for power stations, PowerStream or the home batteries, and no bridge or controller role.
Does EcoFlow work with Alexa?
Unconfirmed. We found no EcoFlow Alexa skill or support page. As with Google, only the Matter Smart Plug is reported to work with Alexa.
Does EcoFlow work with Google Home?
Unconfirmed. We found no EcoFlow page or app listing describing Google Home support. The Smart Plug is reported to work with Google through Matter, which is the only route we could confirm. An alliance graphic shows Google Nest as a partner logo, but no integration is described.
Does EcoFlow work with Apple Home (HomeKit)?
Yes, through a community-built integration. No official support found for the power stations or batteries. The Smart Plug is reported to work with Apple through Matter. A community Homebridge plugin adds Delta 2, Delta 2 Max, Delta Pro, PowerOcean, PowerStream and Smart Plug to HomeKit, and needs developer API keys. Several models in it are marked as not tested.
Does EcoFlow work with Home Assistant?
Yes, through a community-built integration. We found no built-in Home Assistant integration; a search of home-assistant.io returned only community projects, and we did not open the official integrations page. Community options include EcoFlow Cloud (HACS, Apache-2.0), which uses either EcoFlow's public developer API or the unofficial endpoints the app uses, and a separate Bluetooth LE integration that runs without the cloud. The project pages say they are not made by EcoFlow, and the private-API mode can break when EcoFlow changes things.
Does EcoFlow work with SmartThings?
Unconfirmed. No SmartThings integration page found. Notebookcheck names Samsung among the systems the Matter Smart Plug works with, which we could not check on a SmartThings page.
Does EcoFlow work with Homey?
Yes, officially. EcoFlow has an official Homey app for the PowerOcean and Ocean2 home batteries, announced in October 2024 and published under an EcoFlow Technology developer account. The listing says Homey Cloud, Homey Pro, Homey Pro mini and Self-Hosted Server, but also says each supported device requires a Homey Bridge, and the press release does not mention a Bridge, so we could not resolve which applies. A separate community app by an independent developer covers the STREAM series and Smart Meter, using developer API keys.
Does EcoFlow work with Hubitat?
Not that we could find. No driver or integration found in our searches.
Answers come from the sourced table above. See how EcoFlow compares with all brands on the smart home brand statistics page.