Home Assistant
Home automation platform that runs on your own hardware and hosts integrations such as ZHA and Matter.
- Licence
- Apache-2.0
- Latest release
- 2026.10.0 · 2026-10-07
- Last commit
- 2026-10-08
- GitHub stars
- 91,313
The software that keeps a home working when a vendor's cloud does not. Every licence, release and repository status below is read from the GitHub API, not typed by hand, and the snapshot date is printed with it.
Where automations live and devices meet.
Home automation platform that runs on your own hardware and hosts integrations such as ZHA and Matter.
Vendor-neutral home automation platform written in Java, built around a rule engine and bindings.
Flow-based visual programming for wiring devices, APIs and services together, often over MQTT.
The software that speaks Zigbee, Z-Wave, Thread and Matter.
Bridges Zigbee devices to MQTT without the vendors' hubs. Needs an MQTT broker.
The Python Zigbee library that Home Assistant's ZHA integration is built on.
Control panel and MQTT gateway for Z-Wave networks, built on the Z-Wave JS driver.
Open implementation of the Thread protocol, the base of many border routers.
The Matter reference SDK, maintained by the Connectivity Standards Alliance project.
Matter controller server built on matter.js; the basis of Home Assistant's Matter Server app 9.
Replacement firmware that takes a device off its vendor's cloud.
Generates firmware for ESP32 and ESP8266 boards from a YAML file, with native Home Assistant support.
Alternative firmware for ESP-based plugs, switches and sensors, controlled locally over MQTT, HTTP or its web page.
Open firmware for Beken BK7231 and many other non-Espressif Wi-Fi chips, with a Tasmota-like web page and MQTT.
Platform for BK7231, RTL8710 and LN882H chips; the base of the ESPHome port for those chips.
Disconnects unpatched Tuya devices on Beken and Realtek chips from the cloud, and can flash custom firmware over the air.
The broker that lets everything else talk over MQTT.
Lightweight MQTT broker from the Eclipse Foundation.
Local video analysis and solar-aware charging.
Network video recorder that runs object detection on your own hardware for IP cameras.
Electric vehicle charging controller that follows solar production, running locally.
GitHub snapshot of 2026-10-08. Refreshed by fetch_oss.py; the same data is published as an open dataset.
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