Every smart device in your home, finally in one place.
Lintel is one small hub that speaks Matter, Thread and Wi-Fi at once — so a drawer full of incompatible gadgets finally works together.
Three protocols. One small puck on the shelf.
Smart-home gear ships in walled gardens. Lintel sits underneath all of them, translating in real time so every device behaves like it was made by the same company.
One hub, every ecosystem — at the same time.
Lintel is a certified Matter controller and a Thread border router. Pair a sensor once and it shows up in Apple Home, Google Home and Alexa together — no bridge per brand, no picking a side. The bulbs you already own keep working; the next ones just snap in.
It works when the internet doesn't.
The automations engine runs on the hub itself — not a server you've never seen. When your router reboots or the fibre cuts out, your sunset lights, motion rules and the dial keep firing. The cloud is optional; the house is not.
Every rule executes on-device — zero round-trips to the cloud.
3 automations active · running on-device
A physical dial for the scene you use most.
The top of the hub is a precision encoder ring. Twist it to dim, press it to trigger your favorite scene — "Movie", "Goodnight", "Focus" — without unlocking a phone or saying a wake word. It sits where you walk past it, and it just clicks.
Set it up once. Mostly forget the app exists.
The Lintel app is for the ten minutes of setup and the occasional tweak — not daily babysitting. Build a routine in plain language, then let the hub run it.
Group devices by space; control a whole room with one tap.
Every paired product in one list — firmware, battery, signal.
If-this-then-that rows you stack into routines — no scripting.
See draw per device and the hub's own steady 2.4 W.
One tap or a geofence locks up, drops the thermostat and arms sensors as you walk out the door.
Every number, on the table.
No asterisks. This is exactly what's inside the LTL-100 — radios, dimensions and the power it draws while running your whole home.
- Thread
- Border router, Thread 1.4
- Matter
- Controller, Matter 1.3
- Wi-Fi
- Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax)
- Bands
- Dual-band 2.4 / 5 GHz
- Bluetooth
- Bluetooth LE 5.3
- Ethernet
- 10/100/1000 RJ-45
- Dimensions
- 88 × 88 × 32 mm
- Weight
- 0.21 kg
- Materials
- Glazed ceramic + aluminium
- Control
- 24-detent encoder dial
- Indicator
- Single RGB status LED
- Mounting
- Shelf or included wall mount
- Local storage
- 8 GB
- Memory
- 2 GB LPDDR4
- Processor
- Quad-core 1.5 GHz Arm
- Power input
- USB-C, 5 V / 3 A
- Typical draw
- 2.4 W
- Operating temp
- 0–40 °C
- Model number
- LTL-100
- Firmware
- LintelOS 2.4.1
- Updates
- Free OTA, signed
- In the box
- Adapter, mount, card
~21 kWh/yr — about the cost of a coffee in electricity.
Open it. Plug it in. Done.
Four things, recyclable packaging, and a setup card that actually fits on one card.
One puck, a calmer house.
Walk in, the dial press kills "Away" and lifts the lights to "Welcome".
Twist to dim, press for "Movie" — blinds down, lamps to 8%, TV on.
A 6:40 routine warms the bathroom and eases the bedroom from dark.
Cross the geofence — locks engage, heat drops, every light goes out.
One price. Then nothing, ever.
Every automation runs locally on the hub, so there is no server we have to keep charging you for.
- The Lintel hub, USB-C adapter, wall mount and quick-start card
- Matter controller + Thread border router — unlimited devices
- Free signed OTA firmware updates for the life of the product
- iOS and Android app — no account fees, no per-device charges
Or 4 interest-free payments of $49.75 with Lintel Pay.
The hub runs every automation on-device, so there's no subscription, no "premium tier", and no feature paywall. You buy it once — it's yours.
- Warranty
- 2-year limited
- Returns
- 30-day, no questions
- Shipping
- Free, 2–4 business days
- Support
- Lifetime, real humans
Quietly relied on.
"I had a Hue bridge, a SmartThings dongle and an Echo all fighting each other. Lintel ate all three. The dial by the door is the thing my partner actually uses."
"Our broadband drops most evenings. With Lintel the motion lights and the goodnight routine never even noticed. That alone was worth the $199."
"Setup genuinely took about twelve minutes. It found Thread devices I'd given up on. The ceramic puck looks like furniture, not a router."
"Works with Apple Home and Google at the same time, which I didn't believe until I saw it. Knocked one star only because I wish it shipped in white too."
Does it work with Apple Home and Google at the same time? +
Yes — that's the whole point. Lintel is a certified Matter controller, so a single device can be exposed to Apple Home, Google Home and Alexa simultaneously. Pair a sensor once on the hub and it appears in every app you use, with no need to re-onboard it per ecosystem.
What happens to my automations if the internet goes down? +
They keep running. The automations engine and your scenes are stored on the hub's 8 GB of local storage and execute on-device. Motion rules, schedules, the sunset routine and the physical dial all continue working with no internet at all. Cloud connectivity only matters for remote control from outside the house and for app notifications.
Is there a subscription? +
No. Lintel is $199 once, and that is the entire cost. Because every automation runs locally on the hardware, there is no server we need to fund with a recurring fee — so there is no subscription, no premium tier, and no feature locked behind a paywall. Firmware updates are free for the life of the product.
What are Matter and Thread — do I need new devices? +
Matter is the industry standard that lets smart devices from different brands speak one common language; Thread is a low-power mesh network many of them use. You do not need to replace anything — Lintel also bridges Wi-Fi and Bluetooth LE devices, and works with the bulbs, plugs and sensors you already own. New Matter and Thread gear simply pairs faster.
How is my data handled — does it leave the house? +
Device state, automation logic and sensor history stay on the hub. Lintel never sells data and never uses your home for advertising. The only thing that leaves your network is the encrypted relay needed when you control the home remotely — and you can disable remote access entirely and run the hub fully offline if you prefer.
Put the whole house on one shelf.
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