External integrations catalog
External integrations are integrations built by the community, packaged as Docker containers and published on GitHub. They install in one click from the catalog inside Gladys, and run in a secure sandbox, isolated from the core.
Anyone can create and publish one, without review or maintainer approval: the list below grows continuously, directly from the community.
An external integration can bring devices (sensors, switches, lights, cameras…), a messaging channel (a chat or notification bridge), or, since Gladys 4.85, a weather provider that feeds the dashboard weather widget, the chat assistant and the weather-alert scenes.
Each integration has its own page, with its documentation, its configuration settings and its installation steps: click a card to open it.
35 external integrations are available in the store today:
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MessagingDevices French drought alert levels and water restrictions, from the official VigiEau service.Devices Control your Airzone ducted air conditioning zones through the Airzone Cloud service.Messaging Send Gladys notifications to WhatsApp or Signal through the free CallMeBot API.Devices Control your Daikin air conditioners through the official Onecta cloud API.Devices Control your De Dietrich heating, hot water and boiler sensors via the De Dietrich cloud.Devices Control your Enki (Leroy Merlin) lights and ceiling fans from Gladys, via the Enki cloud.
MessagingDevices Control your Freebox home automation devices, players and cameras from Gladys.Devices UV index for the locations you choose, from the Copernicus CAMS forecast.Devices Control your Mitsubishi Electric air conditioners through the MELCloud cloud service.
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DevicesMessaging Send push notifications through ntfy (ntfy.sh or self-hosted).Devices Weather conditions, forecasts and alerts from OpenWeather.
DevicesDevices Control Philips Hue lights (on/off, brightness, color, white temperature) from Gladys, locally.Devices Pollen risk for the locations you choose, from the Copernicus CAMS European forecast.Devices Air quality index of any town in the world, from the Copernicus CAMS data.Devices Your Reolink cameras in Gladys: images, detections, spotlight and siren.Devices Robot vacuums paired in the Roborock app: state, start/stop, fan power, dock, battery.
DevicesDevices Connect your Shelly devices (relays, plugs, energy meters) to Gladys Assistant.Devices Control your Samsung SmartThings switches, lights, locks, shades and sensors from Gladys.Messaging Send emails from Gladys through your own SMTP server.Devices Control your Spotify Connect devices (play, pause, next, previous, volume) from Gladys.Devices Your Tapo cameras and doorbells in Gladys: images, doorbell press and motion.Devices Control your TP-Link Kasa smart plugs, switches and bulbs over your local network.Devices Tuya / Smart Life sockets, meters, ACs and pilot-wire heaters, cloud + optional local control.Devices Expose your internet box WAN link state and traffic counters over UPnP/IGD.Devices Robot vacuums paired in the Xiaomi Home app: state, start/stop, fan power, dock, battery.Devices Connect your Zendure solar batteries (SolarFlow) to Gladys Assistant through the Zendure cloud.How to install one
In Gladys, open Integrations: external integrations appear alongside the native ones, with a community badge. Click Install, and 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 automatically every hour, so a newly published integration appears at most one hour after its release.
Your device is not covered?
- Ask on the forum: another user may be working on it.
- Build it yourself: external integrations are designed to be the simplest way to create and publish an integration, in any language, with no pull request and no validation. Follow the external integrations developer guide.
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