Question

A year has passed since I last checked : What is the best software / tool for LOCAL controlled home automation ? (I currently use SmartThings/WebCore and want to remove the cloud delay but keep the flexibility of complex logic)

Answer 1

Still indigo!  

Comments

@rosenquist I’m still considering it.  

Answer 2

I use Openhab.  

Answer 3

Home assistant because it is in Python and very flexible

Answer 4

I really like home Assistant so far

Answer 5

Both of these look good - are either the 'market leader' or have either of these 'taken off' with users ?  

Answer 6

Another vote for Hass. io

Answer 7

Home assistant with Node Red

Answer 8

ST released a local API. doesn’t support everything yet, but they are working on it.  

Answer 9

I'm using Hubitat

Answer 10

Home Assistant / Hass. io at the core are the same. Get a raspberry Pi and install. You will not be disappointed. I found OpenHAB to be not as user friendly. If using HA with node red you possibilities are endless. Also look into ESPHome that integrate DIY sensors with Home Assistant with ease.  

Answer 11

IoBrocker with Blockly logic

Answer 12

Home assistant

Answer 13

Hubitat is pretty similar in concept to ST and you'd probably find it easy to switch. WebCoRE can actually run on it (and executes pistons locally), but I'd suggest learning Rule Machine or using built-in or (trusted) custom apps instead.  

Answer 14

Hubitat, OpenHab, Home Assistant (Hass. io) or IoBrocker or Indigo . anything else?  

Answer 15

Control4, Lutron, RTi