Introducing: UniFi Connect

Introducing UniFi Connect, our latest application within UniFi OS. Designed from the ground up to be a fully integrated enterprise-of-things hardware and software solution focused solely on simplifying IT for organizations.

Scalably streamline commercial building management from within UniFi, and with UniFi Identity, introduce an incredible user experience for organization members: Grant permissions across one or all devices, group devices, create scenes, and quickly add or remove who can control what, and when, and manage user profiles.

As an employee, have instant access to a variety of useful company features:
- One tap access to Doors - Cameras - WiFi - VPN - Temperature Control & Lighting. Connect to conference room displays, printers, or anything else on your network.

With Connect, organizations can now seamlessly bring smart building management and I.T. within a single consolidated UniFi platform.

**UniFi Connect is in Early Access with Connect Displays currently on the Ubiquiti Early Access Store. Stay tuned for updates!

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[snaildosdevelopment]

Well done UniFi,
Work amazing as usual.
Can't wait to see further updates and possibly UniFi network integration. :)
We love having your products in our start-up.

[--AP--]

Looking forward to charging my EV over POE!

[Daniel-vesm]

When they said that UDM pro SE is ready for future apps, I was like, yeah, they're gonna make a smart building thing. Looking forward. Looks amazing!

[kevinkusters]

So UniFi will (soon) introduce a thermostat, EV charger and more?!

[mtiphotography]

This looks amazing, it's going to be like Apple products in my house. I'll have a Uniquiti store front in my house.

[MactelecomNetworks]

My lord this looks amazing. So many feature a lot to go through. I’m excited for the future of connect

[brave.freak]

Love the Sabre reference. Office fans rejoice!

[egesanli]

Did I just see an Unifi smart thermostat?

[Wunderbolts]

Finally! A thermostat! Am I too excited about another smart thermostat? Maybe.

[benbionic]

Are we just glossing over the ev charger?

[rightszilla]

Great product and forward thinking. Problem is, YOU CANT GET ANY OF IT!
I've been using Ubiquiti products for years but almost everything is out of stock - has been nearly all year.
No point is showing stuff we can't buy...

[nightwolf]

Very cool...but man oh man the security implications...

[patrickc]

Wow I don’t mind if you announced that you have the plan of making time machines. But please fix the issue that most of your core products are out of stock first.

[TravisMeeks]

I love unifi and all their new stuff, but they REALLY need a larger, more robust UDM-P that will handle all of these things. Using their calculator tool, we need a UDM-P (really about three) for access, cloud controller for network, a couple UDM-P for cameras, and phones are out of the question as we need 400. I wish they'd make a BAMF model that would hold 150 access, 400 phones, 100 cams, 100 access points, and 80 switches... We use multiple for now, but they don't all work together as one since they host individual controllers and user lists

[Xplode]

Being able to integrate more things into the Unifi system is great, but is it only for Unifi devices or could we integrate something like a Signify LED light system into Unifi too?

[mrvvoo]

PLEASE 🙏 add functionality for the Connect Displays to run camera feeds the way a Viewport PoE does (using live views for user-defined custom grids). The current “Protect Mode” UX is a HUGE letdown (just a repackaged mobile app).

[BrandonTahedl]

Better upgrade the UDM-Pro to be more powerful than a Raspberry Pi & give it the resources to support an enterprise scale of devices. I'd be happy to pay $799+ for a UDM-Pro with real horsepower behind it to support more features & scale.

[JeremiahCather]

Still waiting for the unifi thermostat

[MeoIngenuity]

You had me at EV Charger pics. Can't wait to see those.

[MrMcMuffinJr]

Soooo connecting literally everything to the same SDN controller…..what could possibly go wrong