Growing every day, built with the community
322 integrations, and counting
The open protocols built into Gladys (Zigbee, Matter, MQTT…) and a catalog of community integrations that grows every day. Each one installs in one click and runs in its own sandbox, on your hardware.
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322 integrations
AdGuard Home
Control AdGuard Home DNS protection and follow its blocking statistics in Gladys.
NewAgur
Follow your Agur water meter: index, consumption, invoices and amount due.
NewAircraft overhead
Unofficial connector: aircraft flying over your home, closest flight, altitude and heading.
AirPlay
Make Gladys speak and play sounds on your AirPlay speakers and HomePods.
Airzone Cloud
Control your Airzone ducted air conditioning zones through the Airzone Cloud service.
AlloCiné
Movies currently playing at any French cinema (chain or independent).
Gladys PlusAmazon Alexa
Control your Gladys devices by voice with Alexa.
NewAndroid TV / Fire TV (ADB)
Control Android TV, Google TV, Shield and Fire TV over network ADB: power, apps, playback, keys.
NewAndroid TV Remote
Gladys Assistant integration for Android TV and Google TV using Remote v2 protocol.
NewAnker SOLIX
Anker SOLIX Solarbank, smart meter and smart plugs in Gladys, through the Anker cloud.
Apple Device Tracker
Track your Apple devices with Find My and use them as presence sensors in Gladys.
Apple HomeKit
Bring your devices into the Apple Home app and control them with Siri.
Apple TV
Control your Apple TV: power, remote, playback, volume and applications.
NewAPsystems EZ1
Unofficial connector: APsystems EZ1 micro-inverters, live solar production and power limit.
Gladys PlusArtificial Intelligence
Talk to your home in plain language, with AI models hosted in France.
Astronomie
Eclipses, planets, meteor showers, observing nights, seasons and aurora forecasts for your home.
NewASUSWRT
ASUS routers: health, internet link, Wi-Fi radios, network presence, scenes.
NewBambu Lab
Follow and control your Bambu Lab 3D printers locally: progress, temperatures, AMS, alerts.
NewBbox
Bouygues Telecom Bbox status: line, Internet, Wi-Fi, connected devices and missed calls.
NewBeatbot
Control your Beatbot pool robots: status, battery, cleaning and alerts.
NewBelgian Mobility
Live departures, delays and disruptions of Belgian public transport: SNCB, STIB, De Lijn, TEC.
NewBlink
Blink cameras and doorbells: arming, last images, motion and doorbell in your scenes.
NewBlitzortung lightning
Unofficial connector: lightning strikes near your home, distance, direction and storm alerts.
Bluetooth Presence
Know who is home from their phone or a Bluetooth tag.
NewBond Bridge
Bond Bridge ceiling fans, shades and lights: local control, live state, fan widget.
NewBresser Weather Station
Bresser 7002580 station: Wunderground API or local relay (full data), plus a moon phase widget
NewBring!
Unofficial connector: your Bring! shopping lists on the dashboard and in your scenes.
Broadlink
Replace your infrared remotes with virtual ones, driven by a Broadlink hub.
NewBroadlink
Local control of Broadlink devices: RM remotes (IR/RF), SP plugs, MP1 strips, A1 sensors.
NewBrother Printers
Toner, ink, drum and page counters of your Brother printers over SNMP. Local, no cloud.
NewBuienradar
Unofficial connector: Buienradar weather, 2-hour rain forecast and rain radar (NL, BE).
CalDAV
Sync your calendars and use their events in your scenes.
NewCalendrier Tempo EDF
EDF Tempo colors, forecasts up to 15 days, days left, widget and scene triggers.
NewCalgary Transit
Next Calgary Transit bus and CTrain departures in real time, and the CTrain line status.
CallMeBot
Send Gladys notifications to WhatsApp or Signal through the free CallMeBot API.
Cameras (RTSP)
Show the live stream of any RTSP or HTTP camera, locally, whatever its brand.
NewCertificate Expiry
Watch the TLS certificates of your sites and devices, and be warned before they expire.
CGR
Movies currently playing at your CGR cinema.
Charger Station
Follow your charging stations in Gladys, live, through the OCPP protocol.
NewCoolify
Monitor Coolify servers, resources and deployments with customizable widgets.
NewDaikin Airbase
Daikin ducted air conditioning via a local Airbase (BRP15B61) adapter: mode, temperature, zones.
Daikin Cloud
Control your Daikin air conditioners through the official Onecta cloud API.
De Dietrich
Control your De Dietrich heating, hot water and boiler sensors via the De Dietrich cloud.
Denon / Marantz AVR
Control a Denon or Marantz AV receiver: power, volume, mute, source — auto-discovered, no cloud.
Devmel
Control the shutters, switches, lights and sensors of a Devmel AirSend radio gateway.
NewDiscord
Unofficial connector: chat with Gladys and get its notifications through your Discord bot.
NewDLNA
Control DLNA/UPnP renderers (TV, amp, speaker) and play your media servers, 100% local.
Dobiss2Gladys
Control your Dobiss home automation system from Gladys Assistant.
The people behind the integrations
Every community integration is written, published and maintained by a Gladys user. Pick someone to see what they built.
Your device is missing? Build its integration
A community integration is a small Docker container published on GitHub: any language, no pull request, no review. It shows up in every Gladys within the hour.
Community catalog as of October 15, 2026. The catalog inside Gladys refreshes every hour.
How integrations work
Gladys Assistant is an open-source project, developed by a community of home automation enthusiasts, with one goal: a smart home that is simple, local and respectful of your privacy. Connecting a device should not depend on a closed cloud or on a single manufacturer. That is why integrations come in two flavors, side by side in the catalog above and in the Integrations screen of Gladys:
- Native integrations ship with Gladys. They cover the open protocols we recommend for any new installation: Zigbee2MQTT for thousands of Zigbee devices without any vendor hub, Matter, the industry standard, 100% local, and MQTT, the universal glue of DIY projects.
- Community integrations cover everything else. Each one is a small program packaged as a Docker container and published on GitHub by a Gladys user. Gladys runs it in a sandbox isolated from its core and talks to it through a dedicated API, so anyone can publish one, in any language, without review, while your instance stays safe.
Install an integration
In Gladys, open Integrations: native and community integrations are listed together, by category. For a community integration, click Install: Gladys pulls the Docker image, starts the container and generates its interface (devices, discovery and configuration). You can also install one directly from its GitHub repository URL.
The catalog inside Gladys refreshes every hour, so a newly published integration shows up at most one hour after its release.
Your device is not covered?
- Ask on the forum: another user may already be working on it.
- Build it yourself: community integrations are the simplest way to create and publish an integration, with no pull request and no validation. Follow the developer guide.
- For custom or experimental setups, Node-RED and MQTT let you wire almost anything to Gladys.
The full source code of Gladys is available on GitHub.