If you are looking for smart locks that connect directly to your home router or existing smart home ecosystem without needing a proprietary bridge, gateway, or connect box, several top-tier models feature built-in Wi-Fi or native protocol support right out of the box.
Features built-in Wi-Fi, meaning it connects directly to your home 2.4GHz network to enable remote access and app control without any extra hardware plugs. It also natively supports Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, and Apple HomeKit.
Unlike older Yale models that required a separate iM1 or Wi-Fi module bridge, these include a drop-in Wi-Fi smart module that connects straight to your home network for remote management via the Yale Access app, alongside broad voice assistant support.
Kwikset Halo / Halo Touch : These deadbolts have Wi-Fi built directly into the lock mechanism. They hook up to your standard wireless network out of the box to give you remote smartphone access, user code management, and activity logs without a third-party smart hub or panel.
This biometric smart deadbolt features built-in Wi-Fi, eliminating external bridges while offering direct smartphone app control, fingerprint entry, and broad third-party integrations.
A newer option utilizing built-in Wi-Fi and facial recognition that connects straight to your wireless network without requiring a separate "Secure Link" hub accessory (unlike older 
Lockly Secure Pro models).
To tell you the absolute best fit , which specific smart home hub or voice ecosystem (e.g., Apple Home, Amazon Alexa, Google Home, Samsung SmartThings) are you trying to pair it with?
