Qubino is a Slovenian brand of Z-Wave modules made by GOAP, which Shelly Group has since acquired. The range covers flush-mount relays, dimmers, thermostat modules, shutter controllers, smart plugs and energy meters that are built into wall boxes. The modules have no app of their own and are controlled through a Z-Wave gateway.
Qubino modules speak Z-Wave only. Each one joins a Z-Wave network run by a separate gateway or controller, and scenes, schedules and remote access come from that hub rather than from Qubino. The pages we opened mention no Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Zigbee, Thread or Matter on these modules, and the newer 800-series products are now sold under the Shelly Wave name.
That suits people who already run, or plan to run, a Z-Wave hub such as Home Assistant, Homey, Hubitat, SmartThings or Fibaro and want to retrofit lighting, blinds, heating and power metering behind existing switches. It is weaker if you want a single app, a standalone product that needs no hub, or a Matter device, and the Qubino name itself is being phased into Shelly Wave.
Connection
Z-Wave (Plus, 800 series on newer Shelly Wave modules), through a hub
Voice assistants
Only through a Z-Wave hub; no direct link found
Matter
Not found
Open platforms
Home Assistant, openHAB, Homey and others via Z-Wave
What can be connected
Lighting Flush relays, flush dimmers (including 0-10 V and RGBW), mini and DIN dimmers, LUXY smart switch and light
Blinds and heating Flush shutter modules and on/off, PWM and heat-and-cool thermostat modules
Plugs and energy Smart plug, smart meter and three-phase smart meter
Not a phone app of Qubino's own but the only official app we found: a Homey app published by Qubino by GOAP and marked official. Its listing says there is no ongoing development from Qubino for it and that the code is public on GitHub. It lists relays, dimmers, thermostats, shutters, a smart plug and meters, and marks every device as needing a Homey Bridge. It works on Homey Cloud, Homey Pro, Homey Pro mini and Homey Self-Hosted Server. We found no standalone Qubino iPhone or Android app, and Shelly's Wave 1 page names no companion app either.
Qubino modules are Z-Wave devices. The Qubino help center has a Z-Wave section covering inclusion, exclusion, factory reset and over-the-air firmware updates. A retailer lists the Flush Dimmer 0-10V Plus as Z-Wave Plus certified. Shelly's Wave 1 page says the newer modules use the Z-Wave 800 series chip with Security 2, and that a gateway is needed to configure them.
A reseller page for Shelly Wave says Long Range devices in the Shelly Wave family cover up to 1 km in clear line of sight and include switches, meters, plugs, shutter and DIN-rail modules. Shelly's own Wave 1 (EU) page and the retailer page for the Qubino Flush Dimmer 0-10V Plus do not say these modules support Long Range, so we could not confirm it for Qubino-branded modules.
None of these radios appear on the Qubino and Shelly Wave pages we opened. The modules reach the network only through Z-Wave. We did not find a Zigbee version of Qubino.
Shelly's Wave 1 page mentions Matter only for other Shelly generations, and no Qubino page we opened mentions it. A Matter bridge role would come from the Z-Wave hub, not from Qubino.
Shelly's Wave 1 page says Shelly devices work with Google Home but does not confirm it for this product, and says voice control would run through a compatible Z-Wave hub. We found no Qubino page that describes a direct link.
Same position as Google Home. Shelly says its devices work with Alexa but does not confirm Wave 1, and no direct Alexa skill from Qubino was found. Control would depend on the Z-Wave hub.
Shelly's Wave 1 page lists SmartThings as a compatible gateway and refers to a Shelly Wave edge driver. The older Qubino handlers for SmartThings were written by a community member, not Qubino, and the thread is tagged obsolete.
Shelly's Wave 1 page also names Fibaro HC 3, Homee, Vera, Ezlo, Cozify and Hubitat, and says the module works with all certified Z-Wave gateways. The status symbols in its compatibility table were blank, so per-hub test results are unconfirmed.
Home Assistant's built-in Z-Wave integration controls the network through Z-Wave JS, is rated Local Push and needs a 500, 700 or 800-series Z-Wave adapter. Qubino does not maintain it, and its page does not name Qubino. A forum thread reports Shelly Qubino Wave devices working through Z-Wave JS UI but also lists problems, such as reversed shutter commands and a plug that went offline.
Qubino by GOAP publishes an app marked official in Homey's store, but says it no longer develops it. Every listed device needs a Homey Bridge. The app lists Homey Cloud, Homey Pro, Homey Pro mini and Homey Self-Hosted Server, and requires Homey v5.0.0 or newer.
openHAB's ZWave binding is in its official add-on catalog and lists 802 devices from 114 manufacturers. The binding page does not mention Qubino, and openHAB community threads discuss Qubino modules. The binding uses a serial Z-Wave stick, and 800-series controllers are limited to Classic inclusion. Qubino does not maintain it.
Qubino publishes extended manuals for its modules through the Z-Wave Alliance site, and Shelly's Wave 1 page lists association groups, Z-Wave manufacturer ID 0x0460 for Shelly Europe, and configuration parameters. Control is over the Z-Wave network, and a local API is not described.
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 Qubino
Does Qubino support Matter?
Not that we could find. Shelly's Wave 1 page mentions Matter only for other Shelly generations, and no Qubino page we opened mentions it. A Matter bridge role would come from the Z-Wave hub, not from Qubino.
Does Qubino work with Alexa?
Unconfirmed. Same position as Google Home. Shelly says its devices work with Alexa but does not confirm Wave 1, and no direct Alexa skill from Qubino was found. Control would depend on the Z-Wave hub.
Does Qubino work with Google Home?
Unconfirmed. Shelly's Wave 1 page says Shelly devices work with Google Home but does not confirm it for this product, and says voice control would run through a compatible Z-Wave hub. We found no Qubino page that describes a direct link.
Does Qubino work with Apple Home (HomeKit)?
Not that we could find. No Qubino or Shelly Wave page we opened mentions Apple Home or HomeKit. We did not search for community bridges.
Does Qubino work with Home Assistant?
Yes. Home Assistant's built-in Z-Wave integration controls the network through Z-Wave JS, is rated Local Push and needs a 500, 700 or 800-series Z-Wave adapter. Qubino does not maintain it, and its page does not name Qubino. A forum thread reports Shelly Qubino Wave devices working through Z-Wave JS UI but also lists problems, such as reversed shutter commands and a plug that went offline.
Does Qubino work with SmartThings?
Yes, officially. Shelly's Wave 1 page lists SmartThings as a compatible gateway and refers to a Shelly Wave edge driver. The older Qubino handlers for SmartThings were written by a community member, not Qubino, and the thread is tagged obsolete.
Does Qubino work with Homey?
Yes, officially. Qubino by GOAP publishes an app marked official in Homey's store, but says it no longer develops it. Every listed device needs a Homey Bridge. The app lists Homey Cloud, Homey Pro, Homey Pro mini and Homey Self-Hosted Server, and requires Homey v5.0.0 or newer.
Does Qubino work with Hubitat?
Yes, officially. Shelly's Wave 1 page lists Hubitat as a compatible gateway. We did not open a Hubitat driver page for Qubino-branded modules.
Answers come from the sourced table above. See how Qubino compares with all brands on the smart home brand statistics page.