Control of roller shutters, garage door and entrance gate online via smartphone

Hi. New house before plastering. Electrical installations.
I want to do central control of blinds and gates.

The plan is: there will be a rack in the machine room. This will be supplied with power from the main switchboard for the individual circuits. Each roller shutter and each roller shutter switch will also be fed directly into the rack. There will also be a LAN distribution in the rack.

What kind of controller would I need to use for the roller shutters so that I can control the roller shutters online and from the roller shutter switches? I would like to connect the controller to the internet via rj45. Initially I was thinking of a supla controller but as it only works on WiFi I have ruled it out.

The second topic: similarly, I would like to solve the control of the gate and the garage door. Also all in the rack. How do I figure this out?

I should add that I am not doing this professionally, I am doing it for myself.

Alarm system e.g. Integra+ETHM...

Thanks for the reply, but I don't quite know how to connect the controller. I would be more looking for a ready-made plug&play driver with an app to download, like supla, but to have an internet connection on rj45 and not WiFi.

Building a house, yes? You don't think about securing it?
As for the app - Integra Control, read up, have a look....

Such a central unit with roller shutter controllers *NeoGSM-IP-64 + EXP-SROL8 will also be suitable.
and RopamNeo application which will show the status of opening the roller shutters in % (and in the panel too).

I've read, I've Googled... And I've assimilated some knowledge to start with....

INTEGRA + ETHM + INT-IORS placed in the main switchboard is involved. The rest in the rack.

Now, yes: what is the difference between Integra 128 WRL and Integra 128? In principle, for my needs, the Integra 64 would be sufficient. Although I will also want to add some remote-controlled lighting points.
Can the TSI keypad handle this on the TSH?

If I control the roller shutters via an expander, does the power supply to the switches have to come from the expander? The voltage to the wall switch must be cut off when the remote control is activated. Is that a good idea? Maybe it would be better not to use wall switches at all and only connect the control directly to the integrator?

Forgive me for the layman's questions but I am just learning, I will be doing this for the first time.