If your device is Matter-enabled, you can use the Google Home app for setup or connect it from a third-party manufacturer’s app. Refer to Set up, manage, and control Matter-enabled devices with Google …

Control your home Control your smart home devices — Control supported smart home devices like thermostats, plugs, lights, and more. Automate your home — Set up automations that adjust your …

Set up smart devices in the Google Home app or Nest app, including speakers, displays, thermostats, sensors, lights, and plugs. Find your device below, then follow the instructions in the linked article.

Important: You need to set up some devices in the manufacturer's app and the Google Home app. Use the correct setup instructions for your device. If you add, update, or change a device in the partner …

The Google Home app guides you through the steps to set up your Google Nest or Home speaker or display. If you want to set up another device, you can find additional instructions below:

Google's connected home devices and services Important: Google’s commitment to privacy in the home is outlined in this guide. It applies to Google’s connected home devices and services listed below, but …

You can remotely control compatible third-party smart devices when you set them up in the Google Home app .

Google Home for web Use a web browser to check Nest cameras and doorbells that you have in the mobile Home app. You can open Google Home for web on a computer or mobile device. To use …

This includes any homes and devices that are added later. Access information about smart home devices that you may share with other household members in the Google Home app. Remember to …

If you change your Wi-Fi credentials or replace your Wi-Fi router, you need to connect your Google Nest or Home device to the new network. You might also need to factory reset your device and set it up …