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You should give Home Assistant a go! It’s an open-source Home automation platform, managing all your smart home device from a single place. Being open source, it supports almost everything out there, and anything that is not supported out of the box is provided by the community.
A college of mine started using it, and he is very happy with it. Automating all his lights, temperatures etc.