Jeedom is a French open-source home automation platform. The software is free and runs on Linux, and the company also sells plug-and-play boxes (Luna and Atlas, plus the older Smart). It is controlled through a web interface, a mobile app and scenarios, and extended with plugins from the Jeedom Market.
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Jeedom is a local-first controller: the jeedom.com software page says no cloud connection is needed for it to work. Radios and ecosystems arrive through plugins (Zigbee through JeeZigbee, Z-Wave through Z-Wave JS, EnOcean, KNX, MQTT, 433 MHz and more), and a plugin-based Matter route exists but its status is unsettled in the pages we read. Remote access, Alexa and Google Home rely on Jeedom services (DNS, a voice relay) that need a Service Pack or subscription.
That suits people who want fine-grained local control, scenarios with PHP code blocks, a documented JSON-RPC API and building-protocol options such as KNX, Modbus or BACnet, and who are comfortable reading French-first documentation and community threads. It is weaker for people wanting a no-setup experience, native Apple Home support (none found officially), or a clearly published, current price list for services: the Service Pack contents we found on official pages list no prices or date from 2015.
Source: Jeedom official plugins, communication category
The official app, published by Jeedom SAS. The Canadian App Store listing shows version 1.0.1 released 18 August 2025 (first version 8 July 2025). Per the Jeedom Mobile plugin page, the V2 app needs core 4.4.0 or later and the Mobile plugin, and connects through a Market account or a QR code. Google Play lists two Jeedom apps from the same developer; which one is the current app is not stated on the page we read.
iPhone / iPad (App Store) Google Play: Jeedom App (com.jeedom.jeedomobile) Mobile plugin documentation
An earlier listing by the same publisher, described as the official Jeedom application, with QR code connection. The App Store page shows version 1.3.9 from 3 July 2020. Whether it is still maintained is not stated.
iPhone / iPad (App Store) Google Play: Jeedom (fr.jeedom.jeedom)
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| Platform | Status | What it means | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hardware, editions and installation | |||
| Jeedom software (Linux) | Official | The software is free and open source and installs on any Linux system, per jeedom.com. The Jeedom box page says Linux installs (Debian 11 or 12) are possible but that Jeedom services, with DNS as the example, need the Jeedom Market or a Service Pack. An older command-line installation page still names Debian 10 as the supported release, so the documentation is not uniform. | Jeedom software page Jeedom box page Command line installation |
| Jeedom Luna | Official | Box for small and medium installations. The box page lists Zigbee 3.0 and Z-Wave 700 and a 4-core 64-bit Cortex-A53 at 1.5 GHz, with no price. A launch post dated 20 October 2022 also lists 2.4/5 GHz Wi-Fi, a price of 199 EUR incl. VAT at that date, sale through Domadoo, and a Power Service Pack with DNS, Z-Wave JS, Zigbee and Alarm plugins; those launch details may have changed. | Jeedom box page Destination Jeedom Luna (20 Oct 2022) |
| Jeedom Atlas | Official | Box for complex installations. The box page lists a 6-core 64-bit CPU (Dual Cortex-A72 at 2 GHz plus Quad Cortex-A53 at 1.5 GHz) and describes it as having no base protocol, so radios are added separately. We did not find an official page listing the Atlas radio options. | Jeedom box page |
| Luna LoRaWAN, Atlas Pro, NUC | Official | Tertiary and professional variants on the box page. Luna LoRaWAN adds LoRaWAN and 4G to Zigbee 3.0 and Z-Wave 700. Atlas Pro is a DIN-rail box with optional protocols such as KNX, BACnet, Modbus, LoRaWAN, Zigbee, Z-Wave and EnOcean. Both are offered as white label. NUC industrial PCs are priced on quote. | Jeedom box page |
| Jeedom Smart (legacy) | Official | Older box launched in a post dated 14 October 2016 with Z-Wave+ or EnOcean and an Odroid C2 based design. A post dated 18 September 2024 says it has not been sold for several years, is no longer maintained by its manufacturer, and received a custom Debian 11 system to extend its life. The documentation still lists SMART as stable. | Jeedom Smart launch (2016) Jeedom Smart Debian 11 (2024) Compatibility page |
| Freebox Delta | Official | The compatibility page lists a Freebox Delta installation image as stable, installed directly from the Freebox. The page carries no date, so it is shown as read on 11 November 2026. | Compatibility page |
| Raspberry Pi and x86_64 (DIY) | Unconfirmed | The compatibility page lists RPI1 to RPI4 as stable hardware but the RPI installation image as beta, and x86_64 images (Intel, AMD, VM) as stable. The same page notes Wi-Fi and Bluetooth will not work on a Raspberry Pi. Because the two tables differ for the Raspberry Pi, the status is left unclear. The install page describes a DIY Raspberry Pi route and suggests a USB disk instead of a microSD card on an RPi 4. | Compatibility page Installation page |
| Docker and Synology | Official | The Docker guide uses the jeedom/jeedom image with Compose examples, but says Docker instances are not covered by official support. The compatibility page lists Docker and Synology (Docker) images as beta. | Docker installation Compatibility page |
| Debian VM or hypervisor | Official | A guide installs Debian (amd64) in a physical machine or VM, then Jeedom on top. The page names no Debian version and gives no support statement. | Debian installation |
| Service Packs and Jeedom DNS | Unconfirmed | Official boxes come with a Service Pack code. The Getting Started page gives monthly support tickets of 2 (Community, paid plugins only), 10 (Power) and 100 (Pro) and says Jeedom DNS is available with a Service Pack or an Easy Remote Access subscription, with no prices. A blog post dated 17 February 2015 lists older packs and prices but a community thread from October 2025 calls it outdated and shows no current official list, so current contents and prices are unconfirmed. | Getting Started with Jeedom Service Packs post (17 Feb 2015, outdated) Community thread, Oct 2025 |
| Protocols and ecosystems | |||
| Wi-Fi | Not mentioned | No Wi-Fi radio is described for Jeedom as software. The 2022 Luna launch post lists 2.4/5 GHz Wi-Fi for the box, and the mobile app connects over local Wi-Fi or mobile data. | Destination Jeedom Luna Mobile app documentation |
| Bluetooth | Official | An official Bluetooth Advertisement plugin is listed. The compatibility page warns that Wi-Fi and Bluetooth will not work on a Raspberry Pi. | Official protocol plugins Compatibility page |
| Zigbee | Official | JeeZigbee is based on the open-source Zigbee2MQTT library and talks to Jeedom over MQTT, so the MQTT Manager plugin is required. The page mentions EZSP, Conbee, ELELABS and SONOFF P keys and the Atlas and Luna boxes, and notes a practical limit of about 31 live modules. A Deconz plugin is also listed. | JeeZigbee documentation Official protocol plugins |
| Z-Wave | Official | The Z-Wave JS plugin is built on Z-Wave JS UI and uses MQTT. The page names Debian 11 as the compatible system and does not mention Z-Wave Long Range or list supported controllers. An older Z-Wave plugin is also listed. | Z-Wave JS documentation Official protocol plugins |
| Thread | Community | No official Thread plugin appears on the protocol plugin list. Posts about a community Matter plugin describe Thread commissioning through an OpenThread Border Router, local in Docker with a USB or TCP radio, or remote (posts dated 13 April to 10 October 2026). | Matter plugin updates Official protocol plugins |
| 433 MHz and 868 MHz | Official | The RFXcom plugin is described as for 433 MHz equipment. The RfPlayer2 plugin is listed without a stated frequency, so 868 MHz support is unconfirmed. | Official protocol plugins |
| Infrared | Unconfirmed | A Broadlink plugin is listed, but the page we read does not state infrared, so IR support is not confirmed. | Official protocol plugins |
| Matter (controller) | Unconfirmed | The Luna launch post calls its Zigbee chip compatible with Matter and Thread. A January 2026 community reply (author not labelled as staff) says the chip runs Zigbee firmware and no Jeedom Thread/Matter plugin existed then. A free Matter plugin by community developer ZygOm4t1k was announced on 22 March 2026 (Jeedom 4.4+, Debian 11, 12 or 13), with update posts through 10 October 2026 including a stable release on 22 June 2026. A 24 April 2026 thread says the plugin was no longer installable from the Market because the developer set it private. No Matter plugin appears on the official protocol plugin page. We could not confirm its current availability or whether Jeedom supports it. | Plugin Matter announcement Plugin Matter updates Plugin no longer available thread Luna et Matter thread Destination Jeedom Luna |
| Matter bridge (expose Jeedom) | Community | The MatterBridge (Linker) plugin, presented on the community forum on 18 June 2026 and updated on 28 September 2026, runs MatterBridge in Docker through the Docker Manager and can expose Jeedom devices to Alexa, Apple Home and Google Home. It costs 4 EUR per the post and is a community plugin; the author is not labelled as Jeedom staff. | MatterBridge (Linker) post |
| KNX | Official | An official knxSecure plugin is listed on the protocol plugin page. | Official protocol plugins |
| EnOcean | Official | An EnOcean plugin is listed. The Atlas Pro page lists EnOcean as an optional protocol and the Smart box was sold with Z-Wave+ or EnOcean. | Official protocol plugins Jeedom box page Jeedom Smart launch (2016) |
| MQTT | Official | The MQTT Manager plugin connects Jeedom to a broker and can run Mosquitto locally, in Docker, or connect to a remote broker. It can also publish Jeedom events over MQTT and be controlled by external clients such as Node-RED. JeeZigbee and Z-Wave JS depend on it. | MQTT Manager documentation |
| Modbus, BACnet, DALI, LoRa | Official | Plugins for Modbus, BACnet, DALI and LoRa Payload are listed on the protocol plugin page. | Official protocol plugins |
| Amazon Alexa | Official | An official Alexa Smarthome plugin. It needs HTTPS with a valid certificate (provided by Power and Ultimate Service Packs, otherwise a certificate from an authority such as Let's Encrypt), a paid Voice Assistant subscription for the relay server, and the Jeedom Market. Shutters are exposed as lights. | Alexa Smarthome plugin Alexa Skills store |
| Google Home | Official | An official Google Smarthome plugin, French documentation read. Cloud mode needs a voice services subscription (three months are included with the plugin purchase) and HTTPS with a valid certificate; a standalone mode through a Google Actions project is also described and its test sync lapses every three days. Test from iPhone is not supported in standalone mode. | Google Smarthome plugin (FR) Communication plugins Google Home compatible devices |
| Apple Home and Siri | Not found | No official Jeedom HomeKit plugin appears in the communication plugin category. The only route found is the community MatterBridge plugin, and community Homebridge packages appeared in search results but were not opened. | Communication plugins MatterBridge (Linker) post |
| Samsung SmartThings | Unconfirmed | The MatterBridge post lists SmartThings among Matter-compatible apps that MatterBridge serves. No dedicated Jeedom integration found. | MatterBridge (Linker) post |
| Philips Hue | Official | A Philips Hue plugin is listed in the communication category. | Communication plugins Works with Philips Hue |
| Home Assistant and Homey | Not found | No official Jeedom page comparing it with Home Assistant or Homey was found, so no comparison is made here. | Searched, no source |
| Apps, integrations and developer access | |||
| Jeedom mobile app | Official | Described as iOS and Android, connecting automatically by QR code over local Wi-Fi or 3G/4G, with scenarios, equipment and plugins. A simplified WebApp in a mobile browser cannot edit scenarios or configuration. The Mobile plugin page lists notifications and geolocation zones in the V2 app. | Jeedom mobile documentation Mobile plugin App Store listing |
| Jeedom Market plugins | Official | The Market is the catalogue of plugins (free and paid, with certification levels such as official, recommended, premium, partner, legacy and obsolete). The page we read states no plugin count and shows no date, so no total is given. | Jeedom Market, official plugins |
| Scenarios | Official | Scenarios run on triggers (command changes, system events, the HTTP API, variables) or schedules (cron, sunrise and sunset offsets) up to 28 triggers per scenario. Blocks include IF/THEN/ELSE and PHP code blocks; scenarios can be saved as templates and applied to another Jeedom. | Scenario documentation (4.5) |
| JSON-RPC API | Official | The API follows JSON-RPC 2.0 over HTTP POST at core/api/jeeApi.php and authenticates with an apikey in the request params. Example methods include ping, version, jeeObject::all, cmd::execCmd and plugin::listPlugin. | JSON-RPC API (4.5) |
| Remote access and cloud | Official | jeedom.com says no cloud connection is needed for Jeedom to work. Remote access through Jeedom DNS and the Alexa and Google voice relays use Jeedom services tied to a Market account, a Service Pack or a subscription. No published price was found on a current official page. | Jeedom software page Getting Started with Jeedom Alexa Smarthome plugin |
| IFTTT | Official | An IFTTT plugin is listed in the communication category. | Communication plugins |
| Node-RED | Not mentioned | No dedicated plugin found. The MQTT Manager documentation mentions external MQTT clients such as Node-RED controlling Jeedom. | MQTT Manager documentation |
| Community | Not mentioned | jeedom.com cites more than 35,000 community members. Staff status of individual forum posters is often not shown, so forum statements are treated as community. | Jeedom software page |
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.
Yes, officially. An official Alexa Smarthome plugin. It needs HTTPS with a valid certificate (provided by Power and Ultimate Service Packs, otherwise a certificate from an authority such as Let's Encrypt), a paid Voice Assistant subscription for the relay server, and the Jeedom Market. Shutters are exposed as lights.
Yes, officially. An official Google Smarthome plugin, French documentation read. Cloud mode needs a voice services subscription (three months are included with the plugin purchase) and HTTPS with a valid certificate; a standalone mode through a Google Actions project is also described and its test sync lapses every three days. Test from iPhone is not supported in standalone mode.
Unconfirmed. The MatterBridge post lists SmartThings among Matter-compatible apps that MatterBridge serves. No dedicated Jeedom integration found.
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