Innr is a Dutch smart lighting brand. It sells Zigbee bulbs, light strips, spots, ceiling lights, outdoor lights and smart plugs, plus remotes and a smart button. The lights are controlled through the Innr app with the Innr Bridge, or through another Zigbee hub such as a Philips Hue Bridge, SmartThings or Homey.
Innr lights are Zigbee devices, so they need a Zigbee hub rather than connecting straight to Wi-Fi. Innr sells its own Wi-Fi bridge for this, and says the lights also work with Philips Hue, SmartThings, Homey and some Echo speakers with a built-in Zigbee hub. Innr's pages do not mention Matter.
That suits people who already own a Hue Bridge, SmartThings or Homey and want lower-priced bulbs to add to it. It is weaker for Apple Home users, because Innr's own pages say the lights do not work with HomeKit, and for anyone who wants Innr's bridge inside Home Assistant, since a reviewer on Innr's bridge page says that link is not possible.
Connection
Zigbee, through the Innr Bridge or another Zigbee hub
Voice assistants
Alexa and Google Assistant; no Apple Home
Matter
Not found
Open platforms
Homey app; Zigbee2MQTT and Home Assistant by community routes
What can be connected
Lighting Bulbs, light strips, spots, ceiling and outdoor lights
The only Innr app we found. It controls Innr lights, plugs, remotes and a smart button, with routines, scenes, colour selection, sunrise wake-up effects and family sharing, and works with Alexa, Google Assistant and Siri Shortcuts. In a reply to a review, Innr says the app can only be used with the Innr Bridge. The App Store listing shows version 2.6.3 from February 2024 and requires iOS 11.4 or later. Published by Innr Lighting B.V. Innr's page notes some Android versions may not allow a Play Store download and offers an APK file instead. We could not load the Google Play page itself; a third-party listing shows the package name com.innr.lcng.
Innr lighting is Zigbee. The Innr Zigbee Bridge (BG220) uses Zigbee 3.0 and controls up to 30 lights. Innr also says its lights work with a Philips Hue Bridge, SmartThings and Homey, and that Echo 4th gen, Echo Studio and Echo Show 10 have a built-in Zigbee hub. Zigbee2MQTT's page for one Innr bulb says it can be paired without the vendor's bridge.
The Innr Bridge connects to the home network over Wi-Fi only. The product page lists no Ethernet port, power is by USB-C, and a reviewer says it supports 2.4 GHz networks only. Innr also sold Wi-Fi bulbs in the past. 2021 coverage disagrees on whether the bridge supports them, and we did not confirm which Wi-Fi products are in the current range.
Innr's home page, Works with page and bridge page do not mention Matter. Matter Alpha lists Innr only as a Connectivity Standards Alliance adopter member, with no products. We found no Innr Matter announcement.
Innr says its lights work with Echo 4th gen, Echo Studio and Echo Show 10 through their built-in Zigbee hub. Other Alexa devices need a Hue Bridge, SmartThings or Homey, according to Innr's page. The Innr app listing also describes Alexa control and account linking.
Innr's page says Hey Google control requires a compatible bridge, for example the Innr Bridge or a Philips Hue Bridge. The Innr app listing also names Google Assistant.
Innr's own footnote says the lights do not work with HomeKit, Hue Sync and Hue Secure when used with Hue. A 2021 review also says Innr lights do not appear in the Apple Home app. The Innr app supports Siri Shortcuts, which is a separate feature.
Innr says all its lights work with Philips Hue. They appear as regular Hue bulbs in the Hue app, which the same 2021 review confirms. Innr's footnotes list exclusions: Hue Sync or Hue Entertainment, Hue Secure and HomeKit.
Innr lists SmartThings on its Works with page and says one app controls the lights through it. The page does not name the SmartThings hub model or say which Innr products are covered.
Innr's menu and home page list Home Assistant, but the Works with page gives no setup details. Zigbee2MQTT documents several Innr bulbs, so they can be added directly with a Zigbee coordinator. A reviewer on Innr's bridge page says the Innr Bridge itself cannot be linked to Home Assistant. We did not open Home Assistant's own pages.
Innr's own developer, listed as INNR BV Official, publishes a Homey app. It lists 41 devices including bulbs, strips, plugs and the RC 210 and RC 250 remotes, for Homey Cloud, Homey Pro, Homey Pro mini and Self-Hosted Server. Every listed device is marked Homey Bridge required. Innr's Works with page says no separate bridge is needed, which we read as meaning the Innr Bridge.
We did not find a Domoticz page for Innr in the pages we checked.
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Control4
Unconfirmed
We did not find a Control4 driver for Innr in the pages we checked.
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IFTTT
Unconfirmed
We did not find an Innr service on IFTTT in the pages we checked.
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Innr developer API
Unconfirmed
No developer or local API is described on the Innr pages we read, and we found no developer program. The Innr app listing and bridge page describe only app and voice control.
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 Innr
Does Innr support Matter?
Not that we could find. Innr's home page, Works with page and bridge page do not mention Matter. Matter Alpha lists Innr only as a Connectivity Standards Alliance adopter member, with no products. We found no Innr Matter announcement.
Does Innr work with Alexa?
Yes, officially. Innr says its lights work with Echo 4th gen, Echo Studio and Echo Show 10 through their built-in Zigbee hub. Other Alexa devices need a Hue Bridge, SmartThings or Homey, according to Innr's page. The Innr app listing also describes Alexa control and account linking.
Does Innr work with Google Home?
Yes, officially. Innr's page says Hey Google control requires a compatible bridge, for example the Innr Bridge or a Philips Hue Bridge. The Innr app listing also names Google Assistant.
Does Innr work with Apple Home (HomeKit)?
Not that we could find. Innr's own footnote says the lights do not work with HomeKit, Hue Sync and Hue Secure when used with Hue. A 2021 review also says Innr lights do not appear in the Apple Home app. The Innr app supports Siri Shortcuts, which is a separate feature.
Does Innr work with Home Assistant?
Yes, through a community-built integration. Innr's menu and home page list Home Assistant, but the Works with page gives no setup details. Zigbee2MQTT documents several Innr bulbs, so they can be added directly with a Zigbee coordinator. A reviewer on Innr's bridge page says the Innr Bridge itself cannot be linked to Home Assistant. We did not open Home Assistant's own pages.
Does Innr work with SmartThings?
Yes, officially. Innr lists SmartThings on its Works with page and says one app controls the lights through it. The page does not name the SmartThings hub model or say which Innr products are covered.
Does Innr work with Homey?
Yes, officially. Innr's own developer, listed as INNR BV Official, publishes a Homey app. It lists 41 devices including bulbs, strips, plugs and the RC 210 and RC 250 remotes, for Homey Cloud, Homey Pro, Homey Pro mini and Self-Hosted Server. Every listed device is marked Homey Bridge required. Innr's Works with page says no separate bridge is needed, which we read as meaning the Innr Bridge.
Does Innr work with Hubitat?
Unconfirmed. We did not find a Hubitat page for Innr in the pages we checked.
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