Another great thread that should be reviewed related to this:
Basically, if Wyze released a public API, then they wouldn’t need to continue to provide support for everything out there, they could do their own thing, and other people could provide support for their services to work EVERYWHERE else at no expense to Wyze and no downside at all. It would be a win-win for everybody.
I know Wyze says they aren’t getting into things like Home Assistant, or Smart Things, or continuing to support older OS’s because the market for each of them by themselves is a small percentage, but if you add up access to every single small or non-majority market all together it adds up to a TON more business from a lot of groups that alone are pretty disenfranchised by the big dogs. If Wyze makes it possible for their services to work with anyone, they will have access to a huge desperate high demand loyal market that others aren’t tapping into and this will result in a lot more profit like they are trying to focus on. The secret to all of these all together is simply make a public API and everyone else will do all the work for you at no cost, but tons of benefit. It should be a no-brainer.