What Reddit Says About Bridge Assistant Apps
We compiled 13 Reddit discussions about Bridge Assistant apps from 7 subreddits. Here's what real users recommend, complain about, and debate.
Reddit Threads
r/bridge
I like Intobridge. They have daily mini tournaments and a couple of weekly ones in the free version. You can see how boards were played at other tables if they make better than you.
r/homebridge
After you get home assistant set up you can play with node red. It’s awesome for creating automations! ... Home assistant is exactly what you want. You can make really complicated automations whereas home bridge not so much.
r/orienlabs
Hello, First off, I want to extend my sincere thanks to the Bridge app developers! This application has truly given my old Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 a…
r/HomeKit
I hope the plugins keep coming because I also think a lot of people moved away from it to Home Assistant. I tried it out couldn’t figure it out at the time and just stuck with homebridge for now.
r/HomeKit
There aren’t any, because irrigation apps don’t program Homekit, they program the controller. Even the Eve aqua has a built in controller (no requirement to use it) that is independent of homekit. It would be very hard to replicate controller functionality in homekit, I’d recommend running ...
r/homeautomation
I just decided to flush out and install HA from scratch, it took a few clicks and about 1 hour to see my dimmer switch working properly in HA and Home app (all family is iPhone user). So I’ll say HA is the best by far! ... FALSE...black bear.
r/homebridge
If you want to create the ultimate smart home, using the best resources possible you should really check out Home Assistant... Its awesome. If you're looking to create a HomeKit smart home, there's a 95% chance Homebridge is the way to go for you.
r/homebridge
Reporting, automations through either platform and the great UI and wife approval factor of homekit. ... I’ve found that some of my HomeKit accessories are more reliable when added to HA, then passed to HK. For example, I have two Hunter ceiling fans that would constantly disconnect in HomeKit, but ...
r/HomeKit
HB is the most straightforward option for a HomeKit bridge. Set it and forget it. ... I started with Homebridge… it was good. But I’ve since moved to HomeAssistant running its own OS and it is far better as in can do more and has more add ...
r/androidapps
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r/Hue
Hue sync is worth it IMO ... Check out r/homeassistant. I use it with my hue bridge connected in, but others use it by connecting a zigbee dongle and connecting the lights directly there. You won't be able to use the hue app nor any of the syncing features or whatnot without a bridge, but a pla...
r/HomeKit
I personally run HomeBridge, because it's a much lighter weight solution for integrating non-homekit supporting devices into HomeKit. You can think of HomeAssistant as an alternative to Apple HomeKit (rather than a comparable to homebridge). You CAN use them all together (e.g. set everything up...
r/HomeKit
10 votes, 45 comments. Am unsure between the two. I am trying to get into a smart home system and I prefer to use Apple HomeKit for its privacy. I…
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