Hi everyone! 
You self-host a Nextcloud, a Jellyfin, a backup Home Assistant (shh 
)… and you find out it’s down when someone complains at home? Here’s Uptime Kuma in Gladys: the status of your services, in widget and trigger. Everything runs locally.
What it does
Each Uptime Kuma probe can become a device: service status (yes/no, usable in scene conditions), response time, and days until certificate expiration for HTTPS sites.
Triggers valid for all probes, without a scene per device: « A service goes down », « A service comes back » (with downtime duration), « Certificate about to expire », and « Uptime Kuma is not responding ».
Two scene actions: « Service status » and « Count failed services », to include in a message.
A « Uptime Kuma » widget: failed services first, response time, next certificate to renew.
Up to two Uptime Kuma instances, v1 or v2.
The cool part
Nextcloud goes down → «
Nextcloud is down » on Telegram, then «
back after 7 min »
8 a.m. → the morning report with the number of failed services
The box probe goes down → the desk lamp turns red
Installation
Gladys 5.1 minimum. Uptime Kuma 1.23 or 2.x.
It will be available in the store at the next indexer run. In a hurry? Integrations → Install from GitHub, with the address GitHub - guim31/gladys-uptime-kuma: Uptime Kuma monitors for Gladys Assistant: status, response time and certificates of your services · GitHub
- In Uptime Kuma: Settings → API Keys → create a key.
- In Gladys: the Uptime Kuma address and the key, then « Test connection ».
- Discovery tab: add the probes you want to see.
Honest caveats: it’s read-only (pausing a probe would require the admin password), a downtime shorter than the read interval (30s by default) may go unnoticed, and in v1 renaming a probe creates a new device.
Tested against real Uptime Kuma 1.23 and 2.5 (downtimes, recoveries, update from v1 to v2 without losing devices). Not yet in a real Gladys: your feedback is welcome.
Like the previous ones, coded with the help of Claude Code 
. Independent project, not affiliated with Uptime Kuma.
Let me know what’s missing 