Zipabox1 alternative backend
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Hi. I bought the Zipabox1 because it didn't rely on internet connection. In the end, this didn't really play out since the rule-maker and the external triggers requires zipato web. Now when v2-system is to be shut down, did any alternatives appear? I understand that the v3 is not for me, but are there any alternative backend options for a Zipabox1?
Apparently there's nothing wrong with the hardware itself, so it would be sad to discard it as junk. I wouldn't mind hostning my own backend locally, but if nobody else did the reverse engineering effort already, I suppose the threshold is high and the users still on v2 now very few. Would Zipato opensource the protocol?
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Has anyone an idea to run Zipatile with another Plattform?
Has anyone an idea to run Zipatile with another Plattform?
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If you're looking for alternative backends or controllers for home automation, it would depend on your specific requirements and the devices you want to integrate. Here are some popular home bts height comparison automation platforms that you might consider:
Before choosing an alternative backend, it's essential to consider factors such as device compatibility, ease of use, community support, and any specific features you may need. Make sure to check the latest information and updates on these platforms, as the home automation landscape is continuously evolving.
Hello,
I have had Zipato products for a LONG time, sadly they will never open their system to community... and I honestly think that decision will mean the eventual death of the platform.
Hello,
I have had Zipato products for a LONG time, sadly they will never open their system to community... and I honestly think that decision will mean the eventual death of the platform.
Hi everyone,
first - thanks to all of you!
I would line to be a bit more specific:
I only use Zigbee devices with my Zipatile. That works locally very good but due to server Issues I have no access from outside
As I do like the Zipatile optic I wonder if there are no skilled people to make Zipatile work with an other backend server so that commands from outside the house work?
Hi everyone,
first - thanks to all of you!
I would line to be a bit more specific:
I only use Zigbee devices with my Zipatile. That works locally very good but due to server Issues I have no access from outside
As I do like the Zipatile optic I wonder if there are no skilled people to make Zipatile work with an other backend server so that commands from outside the house work?
I get your frustration—buying Zipabox1 for local control only to still rely on Zipato’s cloud is disappointing. With v2 shutting down, it's tough seeing good hardware risk becoming e-waste. A community-made backend seems unlikely unless someone already reverse-engineered it. Have you checked if platforms like Home Assistant or OpenHAB support it? As for Zipato open-sourcing the protocol, it’s worth pushing them for it, but chances seem slim. Kind of like expecting In N Out Burger's grilled cheese to be a full meal—it works, but it’s not quite what you signed up for. Hope you find a workaround!
I get your frustration—buying Zipabox1 for local control only to still rely on Zipato’s cloud is disappointing. With v2 shutting down, it's tough seeing good hardware risk becoming e-waste. A community-made backend seems unlikely unless someone already reverse-engineered it. Have you checked if platforms like Home Assistant or OpenHAB support it? As for Zipato open-sourcing the protocol, it’s worth pushing them for it, but chances seem slim. Kind of like expecting In N Out Burger's grilled cheese to be a full meal—it works, but it’s not quite what you signed up for. Hope you find a workaround!
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