Try before you buy
Every driver includes a 120-minute trial — install it, verify it works on your hardware, then license it. No demos, no sales calls, no risk.
Test on your own hardware before you pay. One license per processor, cryptographically signed, instantly delivered — and supported by the team who wrote them.
Every driver includes a 120-minute trial — install it, verify it works on your hardware, then license it. No demos, no sales calls, no risk.
Licenses are cryptographically bound to your XP processor's MAC address. Honest, simple, durable — swap hardware and re-key in minutes.
Every driver runs in production, in real homes, before it ships. Support comes from the team who wrote the code — not a ticket queue.
New drivers ship regularly. Existing license holders receive every update, free, for the life of the product.
Full two-way RTI control of a Pentair pool and spa over the ScreenLogic adapter: circuits, color lights, heat, salt, chemistry, pump, and schedules, all on your own network.
Control up to 100 Home Assistant devices from your RTI panels — across every domain, sensors and all, live over WebSocket. If HA can control it or see it, RTI can too.
Turn your RTI processor into an audio-announcement server — play custom clips on Sonos and UPnP speakers from any event.
Control your Dreame or MOVA robot vacuum from RTI — full control and live status over the vendor cloud, plus a built-in tap-to-clean floor-plan map with automatic multi-floor support. Choose your brand (Dreame or MOVA) in the driver settings.
Local, cloud-free control of a Rain Bird LNK or LNK2 WiFi irrigation controller from RTI — run and stop any zone, set or clear a rain delay, and monitor watering and rain-sensor status, all on your own network.
Control any ESPHome device from RTI — no Home Assistant required.
We don't pre-announce the roadmap — we ship a driver first, then show you. New ones land regularly, and every existing license holder gets the updates free for the life of the product.
Tell us the device, the protocol, anything you've got. If we build it, it's yours free on one processor — that's how the Announcer driver was born.
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