There is, it’s called pinctrl. I’ve read somewhere that it uses (almost) the same command line parameters as raspi-gpio so it might be an easy fix.
Was just reading about it
Migrating from sysfs to pinctrl: Modern GPIO Control for Raspberry Pi Migrating from sysfs to pinctrl: Modern GPIO Control for Raspberry Pi
Version 2.0.0 is ready for testing: Raspberry Pi | Homey
- Fixed GPIO Trixie support.
- GPIO usability improvements.
- Translations to all languages.
- node-ssh@13.2.1
This fixes GPIO control on the new Trixie based OS (hope I didn’t break it for older OS versions, couldn’t test that anymore). Furthermore the GPIO control from the mobile app GUI has been significantly improved. If you try to switch a GPIO that is not set as output, you get a failure message. And I added the possibility to set pin 0-16 as OUTPUT from the mobile app.
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New version 2.1.0 is ready for testing:
- SSH Key usage implemented
- Reparing added
- Improved support for non-rpi’s
- Reduced CPU load
- SSH fixes
- Memory leak fixes
- Code refactoring
This version will run more stable for longer periods. Also it significantly reduces the load on the RPi CPU.
And another big change is that it now tries to use SSH-key pairs for authentication. If during (re)pair the key creation was successful the password will not be stored anymore in Homey (@cbeerse , especially for you 
).
And lastly, support for other linux distro’s and systems besides RPi is improved. But please do not ask to add (more) support for a non-Raspberry OS system, because the goal of this app is to support RPi’s on Raspberry OS!
@tlangelaar Many Thx for your donation! Much appreciated 
