Sally Home ConnectWindows to try it, Raspberry Pi to live with it
The Windows beta is for discovering Sally. To adopt it, the final version will run on a Raspberry Pi: a small, silent box that stays on day and night, with no screen or keyboard.
Get Sally
Try Sally for free
The Sally beta for Windows is available. You get a full 30-day trial, no account and no credit card. A demo is included so you can explore everything, even without hardware.
Windows 10 or 11 (64-bit), about 80 MB. The file is published on GitHub, where you'll also find the installation guide and what's new in each version.
Become a tester
Choose your email: a ready-made message opens, with a few questions about your home and your hardware. Fill it in and send it, that's all. Nothing is stored on this site.
Or simply write to sallyhomeconnect@gmail.com
Install Sally in three steps
Nothing else to install: everything Sally needs is in the file.
Run the installer
Double-click the downloaded file. If Windows shows “Windows protected your PC”, choose “More info” then “Run anyway”: the beta is not signed yet.
Open Sally
The desktop icon opens Sally in your browser. The first time, it shows a warning: that's normal, Sally has its own certificate. Choose “Continue”.
Add your devices
Plug in your Zigbee or EnOcean stick: Sally guides you, by voice if you like. Without hardware, open “Sally Home Connect - Démonstration” (the demo) from the Start menu.
Then a licence, not a subscription
After the trial, Sally is activated with a licence made for your installation: you pay once, with no subscription. The price will be announced at launch.
Your feedback moves Sally forward
What works, what gets in the way, what you're missing, the hardware you have: we want to hear it all. Write to us, or open a request in the “Issues” tab of the GitHub page.