Hi everyone!
Today I'm releasing Gladys Assistant 4.40, an update to Gladys that brings a much-requested feature: the ability to use Gladys with an existing Zigbee2mqtt instance.
From now on, when you configure Zigbee2mqtt in Gladys, Gladys will offer you 2 choices:
Hi everyone!
I've been wanting to tell you about this project for so long, so here it is at last 😁
For those who missed the launch, the replay is available on YouTube (in French):
Order your training now (French only for now): formation.gladysassistant.com
The first news of this launch is that I'm buying an apartment in the south of France: my first main residence!
Obviously, I'm going to connect this apartment entirely with Gladys and make it a real showcase for what's possible in home automation in 2024 😎
I'm going to push the cursors to the max on all subjects: lighting, presence detection, security, music, etc....
The aim of this apartment is also to turn it into a real laboratory for home automation experiments.
This will allow me to be at the forefront in terms of Gladys use, and to be able to test all the new features at home.
For the moment, the apartment is empty.
Happy New Year to all 🙌
I hope 2024 will be a year full of good things for you: health, family, projects!
Like every year, I take stock of the previous year and present my plans for the new year.
If you prefer this review on video, I've made a YouTube live which is available for replay here (in french only).
Hi everyone!
2 weeks ago, I was live on Youtube for a live coding session that lasted over 7 hours!!!
In this live, I developed from start to finish a Sonos integration for Gladys.
The live coding was in French, if you are interested, the live replay is available here on YouTube.
Today, I'm happy to release Gladys Assistant 4.32, which includes this Sonos integration 😁
Now you can connect your Sonos speakers to Gladys.
Hello everyone,
At the end of October I presented Gladys Assistant 4.30, a version that brought a complete alarm to Gladys!
Today I'm releasing Gladys Assistant 4.31, a version that brings a lot of new features and fixes following your feedback on the alarm mode 🎉🎉
Many of you have been asking for a mechanism to filter the increasing number of scenes in your instances, and @Lokkye has done just that!
Hi everyone!
Gladys Assistant 4.30 has just been released, and it's a hell of a version!!! 🥳
The main feature is the complete management of an Alarm mode that allows you to set up a complete home security system.
You've got to admit, it does make you want to 😎
Gladys can now replace a complete alarm system by managing the various states of any good alarm system:
Hi everyone!
Another Gladys update with lots of new features 🥳
It's now possible to connect your Mitsubishi air conditioners (connected via MELCloud) to Gladys!
Thanks to @Lokkye for the development 🙌
Hello everyone!
Hope you spent good holidays ☀️
On the Gladys Assistant front, I returned last week with an update to v4.26.1, which introduced a set of fixes in response to your feedback over the summer.
Today I'm following up with a more important update in terms of features: Gladys Assistant 4.27.
Hi everyone!
Today I'm pleased to announce Gladys Assistant 4.26, a release that brings compatibility with Tuya-compatible devices.
It was already possible to use certain Tuya Zigbee devices with Gladys via our Zigbee2mqtt integration, but now Wi-Fi connected sockets and light bulbs are also compatible via an official Tuya integration 🎉🎉
Hi everyone!
New version of Gladys today with some really nice changes that improve the way Gladys is used on a daily basis.
Just before I get started: if you're looking for hardware to run Gladys on, a Beelink mini-PC is a great way to start in home automation with reliable, high-performance equipment.
Some people in the community have even ordered several, so to speak 😂
The community is pretty unanimous in saying that today, mini-PCs are a more than serious alternative to the Raspberry Pi, hard to find, and ultimately at a similar price when you take everything into account ( Board + SSD + power supply + case ).
👉 See the recommended hardware guide for our current picks.