Girder
- Paid • Proprietary
- Windows
- Linux
- Android
- iPhone
- Android Tablet
- iPad
- Raspberry Pi
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Discontinued
See message on website: "It's our sad task to report that Promixis is closing it's doors to direct to consumer business. We will no longer sell Girder nor the PIR-1/PIR-4 products via our online store."
Made by Promixis, Girder is the award winning home and industrial automation software that allows users of all skill level to make advanced scripts and macros to automate many functions both on the computer and around the house or office. Based on the Lua scripting language, Girder is a graphical user interface that allows easy access to devices like lights, security systems, home theater, and any or all PCs functions including full application control for any program.
Girder 6 comes with native front-ends for iOS and Android. The Girder 6 backend runs on Windows (native for both 32 and 64), Linux and Raspberry PI. OSX port is in development.
Girder 6 comes with native front-ends for iOS and Android. The Girder 6 backend runs on Windows (native for both 32 and 64), Linux and Raspberry PI. OSX port is in development.
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Windows: Windows XP SP 3 and up.
Linux: Debian Wheezy x64, others upon enough demand
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- x10
- remotes
- zapper
- makro
- infrared
- Events
- remote-control
- upb
- insteon
Girder
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Our users have written 4 comments and reviews about Girder, and it has gotten 1 likes
- Developed by Promixis
- Proprietary and Commercial product.
- 4 alternatives listed
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I just wanted to address the OLD comments below. We've completely revamped Girder. We've addressed the sluggishness (completely gone) and now are multi-platform. Releases are very frequent, typically at least one a month sometimes more than one a week. We address feature requests and bug reports as fast as we can and release the results back to our users quickly.
Support is always available through the forum or via email and even phone.
Ron Bessems
CEO Promixis, LLC
Almost no support and there haven't been updates in a long time, but it's really easy and intuitive to use even without any scripting knowledge (while it still allows scripting for more complex actions). It used to be quite heavy on the resources, but with newer hardware it's not even noticeable.
Some of the advanced/plugin features (like voice commands) are quite cryptic and non-intuitive, also there's no support at all for those so it might be a challenge to understand how they work.
It cannot be simple if it is focused to advanced users and advanced features
This application is bloated, sluggish, and complicated. New users have a hard time trying to figure out how to accomplish simple tasks. Support is not that helpful.