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Alarm.com

App Service · Smart home, lighting & security · 16 mentions · 3 subreddits · discussed in r/smarthome, r/homeautomation, r/Ubiquiti

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Pros

  • I'd also look into your alarm.com equipment. They're a decent company and it's possible you may be able to use the equipment without a fee for home automation.
  • I’m hoping just to be able to give my wife the easiest way to manage things from the one app and integrate with our alarm.com/surety.
  • If you’re okay with a subscription fee, I would actually recommend alarm.com. They have a smart thermostat, temperature sensors, and things like a bed sensor that will let you see if she got out of bed each day, among other things.
  • the Qolsys panel is on alarm.com, and there is a ton of functionality in there and can be well worth the monthly fee for those that don't want to 'roll their own' in terms of fully integrated security, cameras, fire detection and home au...
  • As a locksmith, one of the best user-friendly and easily monitored platforms that you can control from your phone anywhere is Alarm.com if you can find a dealer in your area I would go with them for sure.

Cons

  • Ideally wife would like to be able to control stuff with Siri/homapp and/or the alarm.com app
  • Pros: \- the online interface is good, with multiple ways of viewing activity. \- nice features like fencing. Cons: \- the cameras are pretty much useless in terms of resolution. I can see activity and people fairly well, but woul...
  • Are you running alarm.com software with your IQ2 panel? If so, the Zooz actuator is supported by alarm.com.
  • I read about Qolsys IQ panel and monitoring with safehomecentral.com and then using alarm.com app, but not sure what smart devices are compatible with that app.
  • Maybe insist that whatever alarm system they install can be monitored by competitors such as alarm.com, etc, allowing you to shop around and swap for the best deals.

Sentiment

9 positive (56%) · 7 mixed (44%) · 0 negative (0%)

Trust + time weighted score: +56% · raw score 56%

What redditors said (10 of 16)

I'd also look into your alarm.com equipment. They're a decent company and it's possible you may be able to use the equipment without a fee for home automation.
positive · u/M****2 · r/smarthome · comment · Dec 27, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗
I’m hoping just to be able to give my wife the easiest way to manage things from the one app and integrate with our alarm.com/surety.
positive · u/W****n · r/homeautomation · comment · Dec 12, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗
If you’re okay with a subscription fee, I would actually recommend alarm.com. They have a smart thermostat, temperature sensors, and things like a bed sensor that will let you see if she got out of bed each day, among other things.
positive · u/s****h · r/smarthome · comment · Dec 11, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗
the Qolsys panel is on alarm.com, and there is a ton of functionality in there and can be well worth the monthly fee for those that don't want to 'roll their own' in terms of fully integrated security, cameras, fire detection and home automation
positive · u/r****c · r/smarthome · comment · Dec 8, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗
Ideally wife would like to be able to control stuff with Siri/homapp and/or the alarm.com app
mixed · u/h****n · r/homeautomation · Nov 23, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗
Pros: \- the online interface is good, with multiple ways of viewing activity. \- nice features like fencing. Cons: \- the cameras are pretty much useless in terms of resolution. I can see activity and people fairly well, but would not be able to identify them. I can't read the license plate of a car in my driveway. At night, I can't even tell what kind of car it is. \- the zooming feature is terrible and pretty much unusable.
mixed · u/P****1 · r/smarthome · Nov 21, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗
Are you running alarm.com software with your IQ2 panel? If so, the Zooz actuator is supported by alarm.com.
mixed · u/E****7 · r/homeautomation · comment · Nov 16, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗
As a locksmith, one of the best user-friendly and easily monitored platforms that you can control from your phone anywhere is Alarm.com if you can find a dealer in your area I would go with them for sure.
positive · u/C****s · r/smarthome · comment · Nov 4, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗
I read about Qolsys IQ panel and monitoring with safehomecentral.com and then using alarm.com app, but not sure what smart devices are compatible with that app.
mixed · u/S****5 · r/smarthome · Aug 19, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗
Maybe insist that whatever alarm system they install can be monitored by competitors such as alarm.com, etc, allowing you to shop around and swap for the best deals.
mixed · u/x****x · r/smarthome · comment · Jul 28, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗

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