Observed arrival · 2026-11-09
Breezone: self-hosted controls for Airzone heating and cooling
A self-hosted project for controlling Airzone installations through a local server, with a web interface and Android and iOS apps listed as coming soon.
- For
- Airzone owners who want self-hosted local control
- Worth noticing
- Zone history spans 24 hours, 7 days, or 30 days, and routines can delay actions—for example, switching off bedrooms two hours after the living room.
Field notes
Installation requires an Airzone WebServer and an always-on NAS, Raspberry Pi, or other machine; the Docker image is described as supporting Intel, AMD, and ARM. Breezone says it can import installation details from an Airzone account or discover WebServers on the local network, then expose controls through its own web interface. The page describes Android and iOS apps, but marks their store releases as forthcoming; remote access is routed through HTTPS.
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