NapiBot
API solution for managing Google Home smart devices through Google Assistant commands.
About NapiBot
Napi Bot provides a streamlined API for controlling smart devices compatible with Google Home. It enables seamless automation and GPT actions, allowing users to execute commands via Google Assistant. Napi Bot simplifies smart home integration by offering an alternative to multiple APIs and vendor-specific platforms.
How to Use
Connect your Google Assistant to Napi Bot to receive an API key. Purchase credits to execute commands, with the API supporting one-way control of your smart devices through simple API calls.
Features
- Generate API keys for Google Assistant integration
- Support for one-way command execution
- Unified API for managing Google Assistant-enabled smart devices
Use Cases
- Automating smart device control via API calls
- Executing GPT actions through smart home devices
- Integrating Google Assistant with custom automation apps
Best For
IoT enthusiastsHome automation hobbyistsSmart home developersGPT application creatorsSmart device integrators
Pros
- Simplifies access to Google Assistant smart device control
- Includes free initial queries
- Affordable pay-as-you-go pricing
- Streamlines smart home API integration
Cons
- Requires purchasing credits for ongoing use
- Supports only one-way command execution
- Dependent on Google Assistant compatibility
Pricing Plans
Choose the perfect plan. All plans include 24/7 support.
FAQs
How can I start using Napi Bot?
Connect your Google Assistant to Napi Bot to obtain an API key and purchase credits to begin controlling your devices.
What is Napi Bot's pricing structure?
It operates on a credit-based system, costing $1 per 100 queries, with 10 queries free for initial testing.
How do I link my Google Assistant to Napi Bot?
Click the 'Connect your Google Assistant' button on the pricing page to generate your API key.
Can I use Napi Bot for different smart devices?
Yes, Napi Bot supports controlling various Google Assistant-compatible smart devices through a unified API.
Is there a limit on the number of commands I can send?
Usage depends on your purchased credits; each query consumes one credit.