Everything Smart Home is a UK-based, family-run company that makes mmWave presence sensors: Everything Presence One, Everything Presence Lite and Everything Presence Pro. The sensors ship with ESPHome and are set up mainly through Home Assistant, with official support for Homey and SmartThings as well.
The sensors connect over the local network. The One and Lite use Wi-Fi, the Pro can also use wired Ethernet with Power over Ethernet, and all three can act as Bluetooth proxies for Home Assistant. Home Assistant describes them as local push with no cloud required, and Everything Smart Home's firmware code is public on GitHub.
That suits people who run Home Assistant and want local, tinkerable presence detection, and Homey or SmartThings users who accept the extra setup those platforms need. It is weaker if you want a plug-and-play sensor for Alexa, Google Home or Apple Home, because we found no page confirming support for those or for Matter, Zigbee or Thread.
Connection
Wi-Fi (Pro also Ethernet and PoE), local with ESPHome
Voice assistants
Not confirmed
Matter
Not found for these sensors
Open platforms
Home Assistant, ESPHome, Homey, SmartThings and open firmware
What can be connected
Presence sensors Everything Presence One, Lite and Pro (mmWave radar, with PIR on the One and Pro)
Environment sensing Temperature, humidity and light on the One, and light on the Lite and Pro
Bluetooth range All three sensors can act as Bluetooth proxies for Home Assistant
The official Homey app, listed under Everything Smart Home's name. It connects the Everything Presence sensors to Homey locally and uses Bluetooth during setup. The listing shows Homey Cloud, Homey Pro, Homey Pro mini and Homey Self-Hosted Server, and says each device requires a Homey Bridge. The description, however, refers to Homey Pro hardware, so the exact requirement is unclear. Everything Smart Home has no standalone phone app that we found: sensors are configured through Home Assistant or the platform they are added to.
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 Everything Presence One uses 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi, configured during setup through the Home Assistant mobile app. Home Assistant says the certified sensors were tested on a standard Wi-Fi connection.
The Everything Presence Pro can use wired Ethernet and 802.3af Power over Ethernet, so one cable carries power and data. The One and Lite are listed with USB-C power.
The sensors act as Bluetooth proxies that extend Home Assistant's Bluetooth range. The One lists Bluetooth 5.0 Low Energy, and the Homey app uses Bluetooth during setup.
Not mentioned on the product, ESPHome or Home Assistant pages we read. The shop's navigation has Zigbee and Z-Wave filters, but the pages for these sensors do not say they use either radio, and the shop also sells other makers' hardware.
The shop's Works with menu lists Matter as a category, but the sensor pages and Home Assistant's announcement do not mention Matter for these devices. We found no Everything Smart Home Matter sensor.
Everything Smart Home publishes SmartThings Edge drivers for the Everything Presence sensors. A SmartThings hub is required, and the guide says the hub talks to the sensor locally. The Lite exposes presence, four zones, three targets, illuminance and an LED control, but not temperature or humidity.
All three sensors are certified in the Works with Home Assistant program, which Everything Smart Home joined in October 2026. They connect through Home Assistant's ESPHome integration, are discovered automatically and run locally.
The sensors run ESPHome and carry the Made for ESPHome badge. The One's ESPHome device page lists an ESP32 chip and a configuration file kept on GitHub.
Homey's Works with page for Everything Smart Home describes an official Everything Presence app for the One and Lite, running locally with no cloud. The App Store listing for that app shows all three sensors, and says each device requires a Homey Bridge, which conflicts with its own Homey Pro wording. A second app by an independent developer, published with the company's consent but not affiliated with it, also exists and likewise lists a Homey Bridge requirement. Which Homey models work is therefore not settled.
No binding or documentation found when searching for Everything Presence and openHAB. We did not open openHAB's add-on list.
Searched, no source
Node-RED
Not found
No dedicated node found. Sensors that reach Home Assistant could be used from Node-RED through its Home Assistant nodes, but we found no page documenting this.
Firmware configuration and code are public on GitHub, and Everything Smart Home promises long-term support and firmware updates. The One's shop page adds that its USB-C port allows flashing other software such as Tasmota or ESPresence.
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 Everything Smart Home
Does Everything Smart Home support Matter?
Unconfirmed. The shop's Works with menu lists Matter as a category, but the sensor pages and Home Assistant's announcement do not mention Matter for these devices. We found no Everything Smart Home Matter sensor.
Does Everything Smart Home work with Alexa?
Unconfirmed. Listed only as a shop category. We found no page confirming Alexa support for the presence sensors.
Does Everything Smart Home work with Google Home?
Unconfirmed. The shop lists Google Home as a Works with category, but we found no page saying the presence sensors connect to it directly.
Does Everything Smart Home work with Apple Home (HomeKit)?
Unconfirmed. Listed only as a shop category. We found no page confirming Apple Home support for the presence sensors.
Does Everything Smart Home work with Home Assistant?
Yes, officially. All three sensors are certified in the Works with Home Assistant program, which Everything Smart Home joined in October 2026. They connect through Home Assistant's ESPHome integration, are discovered automatically and run locally.
Does Everything Smart Home work with SmartThings?
Yes, officially. Everything Smart Home publishes SmartThings Edge drivers for the Everything Presence sensors. A SmartThings hub is required, and the guide says the hub talks to the sensor locally. The Lite exposes presence, four zones, three targets, illuminance and an LED control, but not temperature or humidity.
Does Everything Smart Home work with Homey?
Yes, officially. Homey's Works with page for Everything Smart Home describes an official Everything Presence app for the One and Lite, running locally with no cloud. The App Store listing for that app shows all three sensors, and says each device requires a Homey Bridge, which conflicts with its own Homey Pro wording. A second app by an independent developer, published with the company's consent but not affiliated with it, also exists and likewise lists a Homey Bridge requirement. Which Homey models work is therefore not settled.
Does Everything Smart Home work with Hubitat?
Not that we could find. No driver found.
Answers come from the sourced table above. See how Everything Smart Home compares with all brands on the smart home brand statistics page.