Versuni is the company that makes Philips-branded home appliances, a business formerly part of Royal Philips. It covers air fryers, kitchen appliances, coffee machines, air purifiers and humidifiers, and robot vacuums, controlled through two main apps: HomeID for kitchen and coffee, and Air+ for air care. This profile does not cover Philips Hue lighting, which has its own page.
Connected Philips appliances use Wi-Fi and the manufacturer's cloud. HomeID handles air fryers and coffee machines, and Air+ handles connected air purifiers. Philips documents Alexa voice control for some air fryer models, but we found no official Philips page for Google Home, Apple Home or Matter.
That suits people who mainly want app control and recipes, or who run Home Assistant or Homey and are happy with community integrations. It is weaker for anyone who wants broad official voice, Matter or local-control support: Philips has no public developer API that we could confirm, and the open-platform options we found are unofficial.
Connection
Wi-Fi, through Philips' cloud
Voice assistants
Alexa on some air fryers; others unclear
Matter
Not found
Open platforms
Community integrations only
What can be connected
Kitchen Air fryers, multicookers, coffee machines and other kitchen appliances
Air care Connected air purifiers and humidifiers
Floor care Robot vacuum cleaners, through the Air+ app listing
The main app for kitchen and coffee appliances. Its Philips page says it replaces Coffee+ and carries over the earlier HomeID (Kitchen+) profile, and the App Store listing says it was formerly NutriU. It offers recipes, a community, coffee tips and remote control of connected appliances such as air fryers and coffee machines. Published by Versuni Netherlands B.V.
The companion app for connected Philips Air devices. It monitors indoor and outdoor air quality, changes modes and fan speeds remotely, sends maintenance reminders and supports an Auto Plus mode. Its listing says it also works with Philips robot vacuum cleaners. Published by Versuni Netherlands B.V. The store listing does not give a full model list, and the app was previously known as Clean Home.
Official supported by the brandCommunity built by someone elseNot found searched, nothing foundUnconfirmed sources conflict or could not be opened
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Connection
Wi-Fi
Yes
Connected Philips air purifiers use the Air+ app and have Wi-Fi setup and troubleshooting articles. The HomeID App Store listing does not state a connection method, though reviewers describe connecting an air fryer over Wi-Fi.
No Matter support is mentioned on any Philips or Versuni page we read, and we did not search for a certification listing, so we could not confirm either way.
Philips has a support article on controlling an Airfryer by Alexa voice, listing models HD9285/90, HD9875/90 and HD9880/90. The article body was not readable, so the app, skill and commands are unconfirmed. A community project README says Philips' cloud API works with Google Home and Alexa, which we could not check on a Philips page.
No Philips page found for Google Home. A community project README says Philips' cloud API works with Google Home, and the Philips HomeID page and the Air+ and HomeID App Store listings do not mention it.
No built-in Philips appliance integration was found, though Home Assistant's own integrations page was not opened. A community integration, philips-airpurifier-coap, is a HACS default repository. It talks to air purifiers and humidifiers locally over encrypted CoAP, lists many AC, HU, CX and AMF models, and warns that it can be unstable and that some newer firmware blocks local connections.
A community app by an independent developer, marked not reviewed and not affiliated with Philips or Versuni. It lists air fryers, espresso machines and multicookers over LAN or cloud, and air purifiers over cloud only. Appliances must first be set up in HomeID, and each device type is marked Homey Bridge required. It lists Homey Cloud, Homey Pro, Homey Pro mini and Homey Self-Hosted Server.
Hue is made by Signify, not Versuni, and has its own profile on this site. We found no link between Hue and Philips-branded appliances.
Searched, no source
Official developer API
Unconfirmed
We found no public Philips or Versuni developer program. The community air purifier project says Philips has an API that is not public, works only through the Philips cloud and integrates only with Google Home and Alexa, a claim we could not check on a Philips page.
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 Philips (Versuni)
Does Philips (Versuni) support Matter?
Unconfirmed. No Matter support is mentioned on any Philips or Versuni page we read, and we did not search for a certification listing, so we could not confirm either way.
Does Philips (Versuni) work with Alexa?
Yes, officially. Philips has a support article on controlling an Airfryer by Alexa voice, listing models HD9285/90, HD9875/90 and HD9880/90. The article body was not readable, so the app, skill and commands are unconfirmed. A community project README says Philips' cloud API works with Google Home and Alexa, which we could not check on a Philips page.
Does Philips (Versuni) work with Google Home?
Unconfirmed. No Philips page found for Google Home. A community project README says Philips' cloud API works with Google Home, and the Philips HomeID page and the Air+ and HomeID App Store listings do not mention it.
Does Philips (Versuni) work with Apple Home (HomeKit)?
Unconfirmed. Not mentioned on any Philips or Versuni page we read, so we could not confirm support.
Does Philips (Versuni) work with Home Assistant?
Yes, through a community-built integration. No built-in Philips appliance integration was found, though Home Assistant's own integrations page was not opened. A community integration, philips-airpurifier-coap, is a HACS default repository. It talks to air purifiers and humidifiers locally over encrypted CoAP, lists many AC, HU, CX and AMF models, and warns that it can be unstable and that some newer firmware blocks local connections.
Does Philips (Versuni) work with SmartThings?
Unconfirmed. Not specifically searched, and not mentioned on the Philips pages we read, so we could not confirm.
Does Philips (Versuni) work with Homey?
Yes, through a community-built integration. A community app by an independent developer, marked not reviewed and not affiliated with Philips or Versuni. It lists air fryers, espresso machines and multicookers over LAN or cloud, and air purifiers over cloud only. Appliances must first be set up in HomeID, and each device type is marked Homey Bridge required. It lists Homey Cloud, Homey Pro, Homey Pro mini and Homey Self-Hosted Server.
Does Philips (Versuni) work with Hubitat?
Unconfirmed. Not specifically searched, so we could not confirm.
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