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Everything you need to run Iris — the hub, the software, and the gear that goes with it. Launching soon; sign up on the updates list to be first in line.
Iris Hardware
Two ways to run Iris — add it to a Pi you own, or grab the standalone unit. Both run the same full Iris software: mesh, built-in IR, Bluetooth remotes, HDMI-CEC, and the local web UI.
Iris Pro
The standalone Iris hub — fully assembled, with built-in IR, mesh, HDMI-CEC, and a private AI that runs on the hub itself. No subscription required — the hardware is the license.
Iris Lite
The Iris HAT for a Raspberry Pi you already own — built-in IR transmit/receive and full local control, software license included. No on-device AI (the Pi can't host it — that's what keeps Lite inexpensive); add cloud AI anytime with Iris+.
OmniRemote Wand
Our own handheld remote for the Iris ecosystem, in two versions — Wand Lite with programmable scene keys, and Wand Pro with a touchscreen. In development.
OmniRemote Beam
A new addition to the Iris family — details coming soon.
3-Head IR Emitter Cable
The only cable that unlocks all three independent emitter channels on the Iris HAT — three numbered stick-on heads, each firing its own commands.
Software & Licenses
Every Iris runs your home without any subscription. Iris Pro includes a private AI that lives on the hub itself. Other setups can add AI through Iris+ — powered by our cloud, cancel anytime.
Iris Software License
Bring your own Raspberry Pi and IR parts. One license unlocks the full Iris hub software — flash the image, activate, done.
Enclosure STL Files
Print the Iris enclosure yourself — the full STL set for the case, smoke dome, and iris window.
Iris+
Optional cloud extras for any setup: cloud AI assistant (the same assistant Pro runs locally), remote access, cloud backup, and quarterly AI model updates. Your hub never needs it to work.
Build Your Setup
Recommended third-party hardware that pairs with Iris — hand-picked and compatibility-checked.
IR Emitters & Accessories
Stick-on IR emitter cables and blasters that plug straight into the Iris emitter port — single-head, dual-head, and whole-cabinet options.
Browse accessories →Get a Raspberry Pi
Buying the license or Base Kit? Here’s where to get the Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W that powers Iris — bare boards and complete starter kits.
See Pi options →Prices shown are planned launch pricing and may change. Some outbound links on accessory pages are affiliate links — as an Amazon Associate, One Eye Enterprises LLC earns from qualifying purchases.