No problem completely understand.
Will put in an App request for it.
Thanks for the swift reply.
Robert, hi -
Check out the newly announced Sonoff Basic R3.
Does that mean it will be externally controllable (open API?) without having to reflash with Tasmota/Ravensystem/etc?
Thanks
Perhaps, but I canāt find a whole lot of info about how the REST interface works. It might be that the interface is against the (Chinese) cloud servers for the Sonoff devices, and not against the devices directly.
Hi Robert.
Iāve a problem to register an Sonoff SV in Homey with Tasmota firmware.
Iāve started a MQTT Broker in Homey, iāve set correctly the mqtt server in Sonoff and in the log i view the device is connected to the MQTT Server.
When I adding the device in Homey, i insert the 127.0.0.1 for the adress of the server, but the device is not recognized.
Do you have an solution? Thanks for the help!
You need to use the ip address of your homey at the address field.
S,
Thanks.
Iāve try with my local IP address but the result is the same.
What you mean your local IP? What is the ip of your Homey ?
S,
How have you configured the device in the Tasmota config (the module type, specifically)?
The Sonoff app doesnāt support the SV directly, but I think it should work if you configure/add it as a Sonoff Basic (both in the Tasmota module configuration, and with the Sonoff app).
Sonoff SV works perfect if added as āgeneric tasmotaā.
Iāve set my sonoff in āSonoff Basicā mode and now homey discoveryng the Sonoff 
Itās work perfectly. Thanks
I bought some sonoff basic switches. Anyone who has ever tried to connect them with the present wall switches successfully?
I mean, would it be possible to use the sonoff as well as the wall switch?
Hello. Iāve bought an AWP07L module, originally have a tuya firmware and with tuya-convert iāve Upload a tasmota firmware and now is a module with tasmota and work very well.
Iāve correct set my MQTT brocker and in webgui i view the correct powermeter parameter, but in homey app I donāt view the power meter parameter, and is necessary for me for the flow.
Iāve set my module in tasmota-generic.
Thanks for the support
The power meter capability isnāt supported, Iām afraid (itās shown because the driver knows that the device has power meter support, but actually reading the power meter data isnāt implemented).
You could look at this topic for a possible workaround.
Hi. Found your message when running a search for eWeLink. I recently bought 2 wifi light switches that are controlled with the eWeLink app. I can connect them in Google home, but canāt seem to get them to work with Homey.
Any suggestions?
Thanks. Emile
eWeLink devices are not supported by Homey. Sonoff devices are only supported when you flash an alternative firmware (Sonoff-Tasmota) to them (this may work for other eWeLink-driven devices too, but canāt promise).
Hi Robert,
Thanks for a nice app! Iām using a couple of Tasmota basic switches.
The newly released DIY mode looks very promising. They are talking about LAN access and āworks without internetā so I should think this is the way to go.
This is the official documentation;
Hopefully we wonāt have to flash these devices soon 
To be precise, here is the good stuff;
The devices auto-connect to SSID āSonoffDiyā and will work offline
This sounds really interesting! Would be great to not have to flash them - I have a few old ones that work great but have held off buying new ones due to this!
Is this an update that is coming to all modules or only specific ones?
Sonoff Basis R3.
The device in the docs look a new device?
So it wonāt be possible on current devices?
Hi All, i still had 2 devices of sonoff. 1x rf and 1x wifi. Just checked them today if they worked and they do.
Can ad them into the Ewelink app and can use them thru google assistent. I did had an update from 1.06 to 3.01. Does this mean i have that new software now. Does this change anything so it can be used with homey or is flashing still the only option. My knowlegde of this is not so good so sorry if i am asking something stupid 
