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Works with the lights you love

Race RGB works with the most popular smart light ecosystems. Here's what's supported now and what's coming next.

When I built Race RGB, I started with LIFX because that's what I had in my apartment. Then everyone asked about Philips Hue, so I added that. Now we support Govee too, and I'm getting requests for Nanoleaf and even some niche brands.

The truth is, every smart light ecosystem has its own API quirks. Some are well-documented (LIFX, Hue, Govee), others... not so much. But I'm committed to supporting as many as possible because the more people can use Race RGB, the better.

LIFX

Available now
2 minutes

Direct Wi-Fi connection, no bridge required. Simply authorize Race RGB through LIFX Cloud API.

Features

No bridge needed - connects directly over Wi-Fi

Instant setup - authorize and go

Works with all LIFX bulbs, light strips, and panels

Full color control and brightness adjustment

Full LIFX F1 guide

Philips Hue

Available now
3 minutes

Requires a Hue Bridge for full functionality. Once connected, supports all Hue lights and accessories.

Note: Hue Bridge required

Features

Requires Hue Bridge (connects to your router)

Press bridge button to authorize

Works with all Hue bulbs, strips, and accessories

Scene support and room grouping

Full Philips Hue F1 guide

Nanoleaf

On the roadmap

Not supported yet. Nanoleaf pairing needs a physical button press on the panels, which makes a reliable setup flow harder than the other three. Use Hue, LIFX or Govee today.

Features

Planned: Nanoleaf Shapes, Lines and Elements

Planned: pattern sync with race flags

Planned: scene transitions during race events

Full Nanoleaf F1 guide

Govee

Available now
3 minutes

Budget-friendly smart lights with great color quality. Connect using your free Govee API key.

Note: Requires free Govee API key

Features

No bridge needed - connects directly over Wi-Fi

Free API key from Govee Developer Portal

Works with Govee bulbs, strips, and accessories

Full RGB color control and brightness adjustment

Full Govee F1 guide

Which should you choose?

LIFX

Best if you want the simplest setup. No bridge required - just Wi-Fi and you're done. Great color accuracy and brightness. Perfect for apartments or smaller setups.

  • ✓ No bridge needed
  • ✓ Faster setup
  • ✓ Direct Wi-Fi connection

Philips Hue

Best if you already have a Hue Bridge or want the most extensive ecosystem. More accessories, better automation, but requires the bridge upfront.

  • ✓ Largest ecosystem
  • ✓ Bridge enables advanced features
  • ✓ Most accessories supported

Govee

Best if you want great value. Budget-friendly smart lights with excellent color quality. Requires a free API key from Govee Developer Portal.

  • ✓ Budget-friendly
  • ✓ Great color quality
  • ✓ Free API key required

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What's next?

Nanoleaf is still the most requested integration, and it's still not done. Their panels pair by a physical button press rather than an account sign-in, which makes a setup flow that works for everyone (especially in the browser) harder than Hue, LIFX or Govee were. I'd rather ship it properly than put another date on it.

Have a smart light brand you'd love to see supported? Drop me a line. I can't promise I'll add it, but if there's enough demand and the API is reasonable, I'll consider it.

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