Dual native protocols,
KNX AI Super Gateway
Native Matter & HomeKit Protocols· Built-in AI Agents
Zero dependencies. Drop into existing Linux KNX routers to upgrade without breaking current services, or run standalone. Direct local integration with Apple Home, Google Home, Alexa, and SmartThings, with zero-project bus survey and remote ETS.
At a glance
KMBridge core capabilities
Dual native protocolsSingle binary embedding dual native Matter and HomeKit stacks. Directly connects Apple Home, Google Home, Alexa, and SmartThings offline, or drops into existing Linux routers to transform them into super gateways.Watch the demo 
Built-in AI AgentsSeamlessly collaborating on end-to-end tasks: fault tracing, form assist, non-disruptive rule dry-runs, and nightly bus audits, executed only with your approval.Watch the demo 
Zero-project bus surveyNo .knxproj file needed. Scan the bus line to reverse-engineer physical device models, addresses, wiring topology, and telegram routing in 15 minutes.Watch the demo 
Remote web UI & ETSEliminate on-site travel. Secure relay tunnels allow web configuration and create virtual interfaces for remote programming in native ETS.Watch the demo
Agents
Built-in AI Agents,
seamlessly collaborating across operations
Device onboarding, fault troubleshooting, form assist, rule dry-runs, and scheduled inspections.AI must be enabled, needs internet
Survey
No project file?
Scan the bus.
No .knxproj file needed. Directly read the physical address, model, and wiring of every device, and uncover telegram routing.
Have an ETS project? Import it directly.
Generate devices:
Remote
No site visit needed,
manage maintenance and ETS remotely.
Access web configuration via secure relay, and create a virtual interface for remote programming in native ETS.Needs the Remote access license and a cloud subscription
Specs at a glance
Local first. Runs from a single file.
- Local coreDaily control and automation run independently on the local network with millisecond response
- 1 fileFully static single executable for ARMv5 / ARM64; drop into existing Linux routers to upgrade without breaking existing functions
- 256Native Matter bridge for Apple Home, Google Home, Alexa, and SmartThings
- 149Native HomeKit accessories, deeply optimized for Apple Home
- 4 waysto connect to KNX: UDP / TCP tunnelling, multicast routing and native link
- ETS importImport ETS projects; devices and group addresses are recognised
- Bus surveyNo project file? Scan to reverse-engineer device models and wiring
- Remote ETSProgram on-site devices via virtual interface; owner can disconnect anytime
Frequently asked questions
Does it need the internet?
No. Local control of KNX, Matter and HomeKit operates entirely within the local network, and the internet master switch ships off by default. Only online activation, remote access and AI require outbound internet access.
Which home platforms does it work with?
Natively supports Apple Home, Google Home, Amazon Alexa, and SmartThings. Bridges directly through embedded Matter and HomeKit native stacks without cloud relay, delivering local millisecond response even when offline.
How does it connect to KNX?
Through a KNX IP interface (UDP or TCP tunnelling) or an IP router (multicast routing); native direct link requires dedicated hardware.
What does it run on? Can I use an existing Linux KNX router?
Runs directly on ARMv5 and ARM64 Linux devices as a single, fully static executable with zero external dependencies. You can drop it straight into an existing embedded Linux KNX IP router to run in the background; it attaches to the bus via local loopback or multicast while existing routing and tunnelling services continue working uninterrupted, instantly transforming your hardware into an AI super gateway. Pre-installed Pro Box hardware is also in preparation.
Can I use it without an ETS project?
Yes. Scanning the physical bus reverse-engineers physical device models, wiring topology, and group address associations, generating device configs automatically. Existing ETS projects can also be directly imported (except Community edition).
Does the AI run locally?
Not locally. Agents connect to the configured model provider (cloud subscription or custom API key) and require outbound internet access.
Can I use it without activating?
Yes, as Community edition: up to 40 devices, excluding ecosystem native bridges, AI, and remote maintenance features.
The gateway can't go online. How do I activate it?
Use offline activation: generate an offline activation request on the gateway and send it to support to receive a license code; the gateway never connects to the internet.
Who can access the gateway remotely?
Only users explicitly granted access on the local bridge and integrators bound on site. Every session validates local credentials, and access can be revoked at any time.
How do I update the firmware?
Check for updates or upload update packages in the web UI; if a new version fails to start, it rolls back automatically to the previous version.