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Matter devices by ecosystem

One of Matter's biggest advantages is multi-platform compatibility. Browse the devices listed for your preferred smart home ecosystem — or find devices listed for more than one of them.

Short answer

How many Matter devices work with each smart home platform?

Of the 1,072 Matter products sold in the US in our catalog, 555 list Alexa, 532 list Google Home, 544 list Apple Home and 419 list SmartThings. Many list more than one platform; each platform still decides which device types and features it supports.

Amazon Alexa

Matter devices listed as compatible with Amazon Alexa and Echo devices.

555 products sold in the US listed for it

Google Home

Matter devices listed as compatible with Google Home, Nest Hub, and Google Assistant.

532 products sold in the US listed for it

Apple HomeKit

Matter devices listed as compatible with Apple HomeKit, HomePod, and Apple Home.

544 products sold in the US listed for it

Samsung SmartThings

Matter devices listed as compatible with Samsung SmartThings hub and app.

419 products sold in the US listed for it

Why Matter works across ecosystems

Matter is a smart home standard designed for cross-platform interoperability. Unlike older protocols where devices were often tied to a single ecosystem, Matter devices can work with Apple HomeKit, Amazon Alexa, Google Home, and Samsung SmartThings at the same time, where each platform supports the device type.

This means you can control your Matter smart lock from Apple Home on your iPhone, then ask Alexa to check if it's locked, and set up an automation in Google Home — all with the same device. You don't have to choose just one ecosystem.

How multi-admin works

Matter supports multi-admin pairing, which lets you add a single device to multiple ecosystems at once. During setup, you pair the device with your primary controller (like a HomePod or Echo), then open the sharing window to add it to additional platforms.

Not every platform supports every Matter device type yet, and some makers also join separate "Works with" programs. Use the ecosystem pages above to find devices listed for your setup; each product page says which of its platforms the maker’s own page names and which are listed in its catalog record only, unverified.