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Find and enrol every bridge
mDNS discovery finds bridges on the network and walks you through enrolment, so multiple bridges live side by side in one dashboard instead of behind separate app sessions.
Every bridge, one panel.
A desktop app for people whose Philips Hue setup outgrew the phone app — several bridges, hundreds of devices, and no good way to move anything between them.
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mDNS discovery finds bridges on the network and walks you through enrolment, so multiple bridges live side by side in one dashboard instead of behind separate app sessions.
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The full device list with search, facet filters and room or type grouping — the view that stops being possible in a phone app somewhere north of a hundred lights. Scenes are editable per light.
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A guided wizard — select devices, choose the target bridge, configure, execute. The operation Hue itself does not offer, and the reason the app exists.
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A built-in assistant can reach every feature in the app, from switching rooms on and building scenes to renaming devices and running the doctor. It uses the same services as the panels. You choose the model: OpenAI, Claude, Grok, or one running locally through Ollama. For destructive steps like a factory reset, it opens the right page and leaves the confirmation to you.
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Take a backup before you touch anything. Factory reset and reset-then-restore flows exist for the moment a bridge needs to be rebuilt without hand-rebuilding every room and scene.
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