Hubspace

Hubspace

Afero
4.7
House & Home
1,000,000+ Downloads

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About this stop

Smart home control for Hubspace devices

Hubspace is a house and home app for controlling compatible smart products from one place. It suits people who use Hubspace-enabled lighting, ceiling fans and other home devices, especially those looking for a straightforward setup rather than a broad, brand-neutral smart home platform. The app is developed by Afero and is associated with the Home Depot smart home range.

What you can manage

The controls depend on the connected product. Lights can be switched on or off and adjusted, while compatible ceiling fans can be managed through their available controls. Devices can be arranged by room or property, giving households with several products a clearer way to find the right control instead of working through one crowded list.

  • Control compatible Hubspace lighting and ceiling fans
  • Organise devices around rooms and properties
  • Set schedules for supported home devices
  • Use voice control through Google Assistant or Alexa where supported

A practical fit for a focused setup

Hubspace makes the most sense when your devices already belong to its ecosystem. That focus can keep everyday actions simple, but it also means the app is less suitable for someone building a mixed setup across many unrelated smart home brands. Users who want room-based controls, scheduled actions and voice access without adding a separate general-purpose controller may find its narrower approach useful.

Usage and reception

Hubspace has passed 1,000,000 installs and holds a 4.694403 rating from 47,596 reviews. Those figures point to an established app with a substantial user base, while the feature set remains centred on controlling compatible home hardware rather than serving as a universal smart home dashboard.