LaMetric makes LaMetric TIME, a Wi-Fi smart clock with a pixel display, and LaMetric SKY, a custom-shaped mosaic light panel that can also show data. The company says it was founded in 2013 in Lviv, Ukraine. Both devices are set up and managed in the LaMetric app and show information from community-made apps and smart home services.
LaMetric devices connect over Wi-Fi (2.4 GHz for the TIME) and work as a display for other systems rather than as a hub. Integrations push notifications, charts and data to the screen, or trigger actions from its button, timers and alarms. They run through LaMetric's cloud, IFTTT, Home Assistant's local connection or a local HTTP API.
That suits anyone who wants an at-a-glance status display for a smart home, with Home Assistant, Homey or IFTTT feeding it. It is weaker as a controller: it is not a sensor or light hub, and we found no Matter or Apple Home support.
Connection
Wi-Fi (TIME: 2.4 GHz), plus Bluetooth on the TIME
Voice assistants
Alexa and Google Assistant for alarms, timers and display
Matter
Not found
Open platforms
Home Assistant, IFTTT, Homey (community) and a local API
What can be connected
LaMetric TIME Smart clock with a pixel display, speaker, button, alarms, timers and radio
LaMetric SKY Mosaic light panel for mood lighting and data such as counters or sales figures
Apps and data Community-made apps and indicator apps that show weather, notifications and smart home data
The current app for LaMetric SKY and for TIME devices made in 2022 or later. Sets up the device, adjusts brightness, volume and scroll animation, customizes clock faces, installs community apps, sets display modes and installs firmware updates. The App Store seller is Smart Atoms Limited. A third-party tracker shows the Google Play listing; we could not open Google Play itself.
The older app for LaMetric TIME clocks made before 2022. Covers setup, brightness and volume, clock faces, the LaMetric Market, app ordering and firmware updates. The App Store listing calls it the official app for TIME and its version notes mention a Homey integration and a Google Assistant fix. Newer devices should use the LaMetric app.
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
LaMetric's TIME specifications list 802.11 b/g/n on 2.4 GHz with WEP, WPA, WPA2, WPA3 and limited enterprise modes, and do not list 5 GHz. The device must be on the same local network as Home Assistant for that integration.
The TIME has Bluetooth 4.0, which the specifications describe as being for music streaming and smartphone notifications. Home Assistant exposes a Bluetooth switch only when the device reports support, which the SKY on recent firmware does not.
LaMetric's help center describes linking a LaMetric account to Google Assistant. Voice commands such as asking LaMetric to show the weather forecast on the device work through the Assistant. That article was last changed in October 2018, so the steps may be outdated. LaMetric's market page also lists Google Assistant for setting alarms and timers.
LaMetric's market page lists Amazon Alexa for alarms and timers by voice. A January 2017 news article describes dedicated Alexa skills that were then limited to the US and to English. We could not confirm current availability or regions.
No HomeKit or Apple Home support found: the App Store listings and LaMetric's integration pages do not mention it, and a search for it returned nothing relevant.
We found no direct integration. A search result suggests a route through IFTTT, but we did not open it.
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Philips Hue and other lights
Official
LaMetric's market page lists apps that let the clock control Philips Hue, LIFX, Nanoleaf and WeMo devices, plus Home Connect appliances and Sonos playback display.
A built-in integration in Home Assistant's documentation covers TIME and SKY, with local polling every 30 seconds. It adds buttons for next and previous app and dismissing notifications, brightness and volume, screensaver and Bluetooth controls, and message and chart actions. Setup works by pressing the device button (2022 and later), signing in to a LaMetric account, or entering an API key. We found no statement that LaMetric maintains it.
LaMetric's blog describes the My Data DIY app, which finds devices that publish the Home Assistant MQTT protocol on a broker and shows readings such as temperature and energy. It works on TIME made in 2022 or later and on SKY.
The Homey app page lists a community developer, not Athom or LaMetric. It supports the TIME only and offers notifications with icons and sound, alarm, radio, timer, stopwatch and weather app control, volume and brightness, plus Flow cards. The listing shows Homey Cloud, Pro, Pro mini and Self-Hosted Server and does not mention Homey Bridge.
LaMetric has an IFTTT service for TIME and SKY, announced on 6 October 2023. IFTTT lists 4 triggers (action button, alarm, timer started, timer finished), and 17 actions such as showing notifications, setting clock faces, radio, timer and stopwatch, and SKY on, off, colour and dim.
Developer documentation describes a Device API for sending notifications to TIME devices on a local network, with sections for notifications, apps, display, audio, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and streaming, plus device discovery and authorization. The documentation is hosted on Read the Docs and we could not confirm it is run by LaMetric itself. Home Assistant uses a local API key.
Not searched individually, so we could not confirm any native integration. The local HTTP API could be used from automation tools, but we did not verify a dedicated one.
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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 LaMetric
Does LaMetric support Matter?
Not that we could find. No Matter support found for LaMetric when we searched, and the pages we opened do not mention it.
Does LaMetric work with Alexa?
Yes, officially. LaMetric's market page lists Amazon Alexa for alarms and timers by voice. A January 2017 news article describes dedicated Alexa skills that were then limited to the US and to English. We could not confirm current availability or regions.
Does LaMetric work with Google Home?
Yes, officially. LaMetric's help center describes linking a LaMetric account to Google Assistant. Voice commands such as asking LaMetric to show the weather forecast on the device work through the Assistant. That article was last changed in October 2018, so the steps may be outdated. LaMetric's market page also lists Google Assistant for setting alarms and timers.
Does LaMetric work with Apple Home (HomeKit)?
Not that we could find. No HomeKit or Apple Home support found: the App Store listings and LaMetric's integration pages do not mention it, and a search for it returned nothing relevant.
Does LaMetric work with Home Assistant?
Yes. A built-in integration in Home Assistant's documentation covers TIME and SKY, with local polling every 30 seconds. It adds buttons for next and previous app and dismissing notifications, brightness and volume, screensaver and Bluetooth controls, and message and chart actions. Setup works by pressing the device button (2022 and later), signing in to a LaMetric account, or entering an API key. We found no statement that LaMetric maintains it.
Does LaMetric work with SmartThings?
Unconfirmed. We found no direct integration. A search result suggests a route through IFTTT, but we did not open it.
Does LaMetric work with Homey?
Yes, through a community-built integration. The Homey app page lists a community developer, not Athom or LaMetric. It supports the TIME only and offers notifications with icons and sound, alarm, radio, timer, stopwatch and weather app control, volume and brightness, plus Flow cards. The listing shows Homey Cloud, Pro, Pro mini and Self-Hosted Server and does not mention Homey Bridge.
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