Make any Garage Door Opener Smart

Konnected's GDOs are WiFi devices that retrofit any motorized garage door opener* to work with popular smart home platforms. Planning automations? Read the Amazon Alexa automation ideas guide or the Josh.ai garage door automation ideas guide.

GDO blaQ

For Chamberlain. LiftMaster, Craftsman, and Merlin (Australia) garage openers made after 1997

Works with Yellow (Round), Purple, and Red Learn Buttons

GDO White

Install alongside your alarm panel to monitor and automate wired zones.

Works with garage openers that trigger with a push-button or relay

To reduce the risk of injury to persons —Do not use this device with one-piece doors or swinging doors.

Open / close garage from anywhere

Smart Garage Door Opener blaQ

Smart Garage Door Opener blaQ

Smart Garage Door Opener blaQ

4.7
Rated 4.7 out of 5 stars
68 Reviews

$89.00

Sale price $89.00 Regular price $89.00
Smart Garage Door Opener White (v2)

Smart Garage Door Opener White (v2)

Smart Garage Door Opener White (v2)

4.1
Rated 4.1 out of 5 stars
46 Reviews

$89.00

Sale price $89.00 Regular price $89.00

Why Konnected is Different — and Better

Choosing the right garage door controller matters. Here’s how Konnected stacks up feature-by-feature.

Feature	Konnected	myQ	Tailwind	Meross	RATGDO
Works locally
Meets U.S. safety standards
Free integrations with 3rd-party apps
Open source
Partial open/close (GDO blaQ only)
Controls light and remote lock (GDO blaQ only)
Designed and assembled in USA
Ethernet & PoE support
Designed and assembled in North America

Garage door opener decision guide

Choose the path that matches your garage setup, then expand the guide below for compatibility details, local-control context, and next-step links.

Start here

Replacing myQ?

Start with compatibility before choosing a garage controller.

Compare fit

GDO blaQ or GDO White?

Match opener type and wiring style before choosing hardware.

Build local

Home Assistant and automations

Understand why local garage control matters for reliable routines.

If you are replacing myQ, start with the myQ alternative guide before choosing a garage controller. It explains the local-control path and helps route most Chamberlain and LiftMaster users toward GDO blaQ instead of another cloud workaround.

If you are evaluating the DIY ratgdo route, read the ratgdo vs GDO blaQ comparison to see why GDO blaQ is the better finished product for most compatible Chamberlain and LiftMaster openers.

Choose GDO blaQ for many Security+ 2.0 Chamberlain, LiftMaster, and Craftsman openers, especially myQ-era openers that do not behave like a simple wall button. Choose GDO White for compatible dry-contact, wall-button, or relay-style openers.

Local control keeps garage status and open/close commands inside your home automation system instead of depending on a cloud API. That is especially useful for Home Assistant users who want faster response times, fewer cloud dependencies, and automations that keep working when third-party integrations change.

Both Konnected GDO products are designed for local smart home integrations. If your main goal is Home Assistant, compare your opener type first, then use the myQ replacement guide to pick the cleanest local-control path.

Use the product quiz below if you are unsure about opener type, wiring style, or which Konnected kit to choose. The guide above gives the technical routing context; the quiz helps narrow the choice quickly.