We make your systems talk
Crestron Home drivers that stay connected.
Syndrivers builds native Crestron Home drivers for the devices your projects actually use — real native entities, local control wherever the device supports it, and active maintenance you can watch. One-time fee per processor. No recurring licensing.
Certification in progress
- Trial-first: evaluate every driver on your own processor before you buy.
- Proactive release monitoring — we track Crestron Home and device updates, and drivers stay current.
- Built and maintained by a working Crestron dealer
- One processor transfer included with every license
What Syndrivers is
Every driver in the Syndrivers catalog is built against the device's own documented control protocol — not a reverse-engineered workaround, not a companion app relaying through a licensing server. Each driver is sold separately, per Crestron Home processor, so a dealer only pays for what the job needs.
"Every driver in this catalog started on a real jobsite — built because a project needed it, tested the way an integrator tests, and maintained because my own installs run on it. If it's in the catalog, it's something I'd put on my own truck."
— Syndrivers, working Crestron dealer
Drivers
Roku
Full app list, launch/recall, icons, and now-playing feedback for Roku on Crestron Home — not just a remote-control clone.
Shield
Direct, native control of NVIDIA Shield / Android TV from Crestron Home — no companion app running on the Shield, no licensing agent to babysit.
Shelly
Native Crestron entities for Shelly relays, dimmers, covers, and RGBW lights, with color mapped the way it's supposed to be — zero extra infrastructure required.
Luxor
A reliability-first driver for FX Luminaire Luxor landscape lighting on Crestron Home — built to stay connected instead of needing a driver reload or processor reboot to recover.
Protect Streams Utility
A free desktop utility that enumerates your UniFi Protect cameras, enables RTSPS streams, and hands back a clean, paste-ready URL table for Crestron Home's native camera page.