Hello everyone!
Three days after the last update… the counter went wild ![]()
Where we are
| October 9 | Today | |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations in the store | 102 | 142 (+ Amazon Echo by @guim31, released after this morning’s indexing) |
| Contributors | 22 | 23 |
+40 integrations in 3 days, more than 10 per day ![]()
And the North American challenge I set for the end of November… completed in 3 days: National Weather Service (@Will_71), Environment Canada, MétéoMédia, and the transportation systems of Montreal, Quebec, Ottawa, Toronto, Vancouver, Calgary, and Edmonton (@lmilcent), Ring, Roku, Govee, Tesla, Tesla Wall Connector, and Amazon Echo (@guim31). Lutron Caséta, Wemo, and Team Tracker are in progress. Well done everyone ![]()
I’ve redone the comparison with Home Assistant (analytics from October 11), using the same calculation for both columns:
| July (native only) | Today | |
|---|---|---|
| Popular HA integrations (≥ 0.5%) covered | 27 / 222 | 86 / 222 |
| Weighted coverage by popularity | 36% | 76% |
| Integrations ≥ 5% in HA covered | 17 / 52 | 41 / 52 |
I’ve refined the method (Met.no and Radio Browser, installed by default by HA, are now excluded), so these numbers are not directly comparable to those from September.
Next goal: 1000 integrations before January 2027
We need 858 more in 81 days, that’s about ten per day until December 31. That’s exactly the pace of the last three days. Achievable… as long as it doesn’t rely on just 4 or 5 people: with 40 contributors publishing 2 each per week, we’ll get there.
So no one runs out of ideas, I’ve prepared a list of 1,190 integrations to develop. Too long for the forum, it’s here, in English so developers from all over the world can use it too:
List of integrations to develop
It combines three sources:
- Official Home Assistant integrations used by at least 30 installations and without a Gladys equivalent (722);
- HACS integrations installed more than 250 times (336). Their stats come from the same sample as HA analytics (553,881 installations): for the first time, HA and HACS are on the same scale;
- 132 manual additions for what global stats don’t see: the French-speaking community, about thirty transportation networks, messaging services, and a few « bridges » (Jeedom, Homey…).
I’ve removed HA’s internal bricks, duplicates of what already exists, and what an external integration can’t yet do (TTS engines, AI providers, InfluxDB export…).
Each line has a priority (P1 to P4, based on popularity, with a bonus for the French-speaking community), a category from Gladys’s catalog, local or cloud access, the region, a link to the HA or HACS integration to inspire from, and a
No hardware column (379 ideas) for everything that can be developed and tested without owning the device.
Where to start?
The biggest absentees
| Integration | HA Usage | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Sonoff / eWeLink locally | 8.2% | #1 in HACS; our native eWeLink goes through the cloud |
| AVM FRITZ!Box + FRITZ!SmartHome | 8.8% + 6.5% | Essential in Germany, HA’s #1 country |
| Brother | 8.7% | Completes @guim31’s IPP |
| Wake on LAN + Ping | 8.9% + 7.7% | |
| Google Calendar | 7.6% | calendar type is available |
| ONVIF + UniFi Protect | 5.2% + 4.5% | Cameras beyond RTSP |
| BTHome + SMLIGHT | 5.4% + 4.9% | Open BLE sensors, Zigbee PoE coordinators |
| Waste Collection Schedule | 4.6% | |
| SwitchBot (Bluetooth + cloud) | 4.4% + 2.1% | |
| Xiaomi MIoT | 4.2% | All Mi Home, beyond vacuum cleaners |
| WiZ, Midea, Bambu Lab, Google Nest, Xbox | 3.6 to 4.1% |
The pivots: one dev, hundreds of devices
- MQTT discovery in Home Assistant format: everything that announces itself in « HA discovery » would arrive in Gladys (Valetudo, rtl_433, OpenMQTTGateway, ESPresense, OpenBeken…)
- Modbus (3.2%) and KNX (1.6%)
- rtl_433 (an SDR key for €25 and hundreds of 433/868 MHz sensors) and wM-Bus (radio water meters)
Zero hardware, perfect for a first integration
Met.no, DWD, KNMI, MeteoSwiss (weather), Nord Pool, ENTSO-e, and Solcast (energy), public holidays and working days, ICS calendars, Gotify, SMS Gateway for Android, Pi-hole, Uptime Kuma, GitHub, Kodi…
French-speaking community
- Livebox, Bbox, and Orange TV decoder, Linky Téléinfo locally, Heatzy, Somfy Protect, Verisure, Renault, Stellantis (Peugeot, Citroën, DS, Opel), EDF tariff, Vigicrues, Vaillant / Bulex (probably just an extension of the Saunier Duval integration, same API)
- Transportation: a generic GTFS-RT integration for all of France, and about thirty networks one by one (Bordeaux, Toulouse, Marseille, Lille, Nantes, Strasbourg, Rennes…), in line with IDFM and TCL
- STIB, TEC, SNCB, Niko Home Control, ENGIE, and Fluvius in Belgium; MeteoSwiss, tpg, and myStrom in Switzerland; Hilo, Sinopé, exo, Énergir, and Info-Neige in Quebec
How to reserve
- Reply here with « I’ll take X », with the name as it appears in the list. I’ll update the « Status » column regularly.
- Open a thread in Development when it’s ready to test.
- A reservation with no news after 3 weeks becomes free again. And two integrations for the same device is fine: like for Frigate, competition is good

For the rest, nothing changes: official repo template (« Use this template ») + SDK, everything is in the developer documentation. Use Claude: with the API doc and the HA or HACS link from the list, a first version often runs in a prompt. Publishing = tagging your public repo with the topic gladys-assistant-integration, no approval needed. And always: prioritize local over cloud.
Don’t develop? Browse the list and tell us here which device you have that isn’t there yet: you’ll be the first tester ![]()
Let’s go? ![]()