A native iOS app for Zigbee2MQTT.

Shellbee connects directly to a Zigbee2MQTT bridge over WebSocket and gives you a SwiftUI interface for monitoring and controlling your Zigbee network.

• Connect to local or remote bridges (ws:// and wss://), with saved servers and Bonjour discovery for .local hosts.
• Home view with bridge status, coordinator info, network details, and device/group counts.
• Device detail screens with controls generated from Z2M exposes: on/off, brightness, color, covers, fans, climate, locks, and sensor readings.
• Groups and scenes: browse, edit members, rename, delete.
• Bridge settings screens for MQTT, serial, network, OTA, logging, availability, health checks, Home Assistant, and frontend options.
• Logs view and bundled offline device documentation.
• Live Activities for connection state and OTA progress.

Core/Networking   WebSocket client, routing, discovery
Core/Models       Codable types for bridge, devices, groups, logs, OTA
Core/Store        AppStore — single source of truth for UI state
App/              AppEnvironment, navigation, root flow
Features/         Home, Devices, Groups, Logs, Settings
LiveActivities/   ActivityKit coordination
Shared/           Reusable controls

• Z2MWebSocketClient owns the socket.
• Z2MMessageRouter maps {topic, payload} messages to typed events.
• AppStore holds mutable state; AppEnvironment wires it together.

• Xcode with the iOS 26 SDK
• A running Zigbee2MQTT instance with WebSocket access and a valid token

1. Clone the repo and open Shellbee.xcodeproj.
2. For simulator builds, run the Shellbee target as-is.
3. For device builds or archives, copy Config/BuildSettings.local.example.xcconfig to Config/BuildSettings.local.xcconfig and set APP_DEVELOPMENT_TEAM and bundle identifiers.
4. Launch the app and add your Zigbee2MQTT server.

Signing values stay in the gitignored local xcconfig. Auth tokens are stored in Keychain-backed storage, not UserDefaults.

AGPL-3.0. See LICENSE.