When I opened this topic at the end of July, the store had a handful of external integrations. Today, Gladys has 1069 integrations (1043 in the store + 26 native), and the initial list is almost exhausted. Thank you to all the contributors, itâs incredible what has happened in three months 
We therefore need the next steps. I have prepared a list of the next 1000 integrations, ranked by priority, with a small note for each explaining why it is there. All are feasible today with the external integrations framework and the SDK: we can start right away.
The complete list (CSV): Gladys Assistant next 1000 integrations + energy contracts (09/11/2026) · GitHub
How the list was built
- Real Home Assistant usage data: 724,000 active installations, 1420 integrations. I cross-referenced these figures with the store to keep only what we are missing. 267 lines have a real HA installation number to measure demand.
- Other catalogs: HACS, Homey, Jeedom, ioBroker, openHAB. None publish a ranking, so here itâs an indication of presence, not a figure.
- What is specific to Gladys: energy contracts, AI and voice providers, calendars, and very French needs (Linky, Voltalis, pools, transport, school ENTsâŠ).
- No duplicates with the store or with Gladysâ native features (music, thermostat, energy trackingâŠ).
For each integration, the CSV provides: the store category, the Gladys type (device, provider, ai, tts, calendar, communication, weather), the possible capability (energy_contracts, musicâŠ), local or cloud, the countries concerned, the priority (P1 / P2 / P3), the number of Home Assistant installations and a note.
Distribution: 72 in P1, 240 in P2, 688 in P3. 297 work locally.
Suggested batches (P1)
As last time, I suggest batches. These are just suggestions: take what speaks to you, especially if you have the hardware or contract at home.
Batch A: Energy Contracts (France, Europe, North America), with the energy_contracts capability
- France: EDF Zen Flex (Sobriety days announced the day before), CRE gas reference price, real off-peak hours of the PRM (Enedis HC meridian reform), Ekwateur, Engie, solar buyback rates (OA EDF, SEG, EEG)
- Europe: Luminus, Fluvius / ORES / Sibelga capacity tariff, aWATTar, Octopus Energy Deutschland, §14a EnWG network tariffs, ElCom (tariffs of all Swiss municipalities), Norwegian network tariffs with power steps, Norgespris / StrÞmstÞtte, easyEnergy, Essent, Datadis (Spain)
- North America: OpenEI URDB (tariffs of ~3,700 American providers), Green Button Connect, Ontario tariffs (OEB), PG&E
Catalog or integration? A static grid (fixed prices, revised on a known date) goes into the catalogue energy-contracts, not in an integration. The integration is justified when a dynamic calendar (spot prices, signaled days, peak events), delegated pricing (virtual battery, Norwegian state aid) or customer account data is required. I have listed separately 62 static grid providers (Mint, Vattenfall, local authorities, SaskPower, SMUDâŠ) to be proposed directly to the catalogue: Gladys Assistant next 1000 integrations + energy contracts (09/11/2026) · GitHub
Lot B: AI and Voice
- Model providers (type
ai): Ollama (to run the assistant 100% locally; the current Ollama integration is of typedevice), LM Studio, OpenRouter (300+ models with a single key), Groq, Scaleway Generative APIs, and OVHcloud AI Endpoints (hosted in France) - Voice (type
tts): Piper (local, French voices), Wyoming gateway (to connect any text-to-speech server), Google Translate TTS, OpenAI TTS, Google Cloud TTS
Lot C: Calendars (type calendar)
Google Calendar via native API (read and write: 43,000 HA installations), Outlook / Exchange, iCloud with a login assistant, Airbnb / Booking.com for vacation rentals (tenant arrivals and departures in the calendar, to control heating and door lock codes from scenes).
Lot D: Heating, Hot Water, and Energy
MyElectricalData, Voltalis, Aldes, myVAILLANT, Remeha / Baxi / Chappée, EMS-ESP (Bosch / Buderus locally), Mysa (baseboard thermostats, very popular in Quebec), Tesla Powerwall locally.
Lot E: Major Names Still Missing
Denon / Marantz (26,000 HA installations), HEOS, Arlo, Paradox, BTicino MyHOME, Grohe Sense, TeslaMate, Xiaomi Home extended to sensors, plugs, and gateways (the current one only manages vacuum cleaners), Xiaomi / Roborock vacuum cleaner map.
Lot F: Daily Life
Local task and shopping lists (43,000 HA installations), Navitia (most French public transportation networks), RTM Marseille, Deutsche Bahn, National Rail, Waze, Forest Weather (fire risk), Enedis Outage Info, WAQI, MeteoSwiss, Blue Riiot, iopool, YunoHost, Mail and Packages, Signal, message broadcasting on Google speakers.
Lot G: Network and Gateways
OpenThread Border Router (controlled by its API), ESPresense (room-by-room presence), OpenMQTTGateway / Theengs (Bluetooth sensors decoded by an ESP32 and published in MQTT).[details=âThe 72 P1 integrations, in orderâ]
| # | Integration | Type | HA Installations |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Piper TTS | tts | 54 879* |
| 2 | Wyoming TTS (gateway) | tts | 54 879* |
| 3 | Local task and shopping lists | provider | 43 735 |
| 4 | Google Calendar | calendar | 43 466 |
| 5 | OpenThread Border Router | device | 39 865 |
| 6 | Denon / Marantz AVR | device | 26 075 |
| 7 | Google Translate TTS | tts | 533 200** |
| 8 | Denon HEOS | device | 18 420 |
| 9 | Ollama (local AI provider) | ai | 13 686 |
| 10 | Google Assistant SDK (broadcast) | communication | 12 479 |
| 11 | Waze Travel Time | device | 10 932 |
| 12 | Apple iCloud Calendar | calendar | 5 871 |
| 13 | World Air Quality Index (WAQI) | device | 4 853 |
| 14 | ESPresense | device | 3 759 |
| 15 | OpenRouter | ai | 3 075 |
| 16 | Tesla Powerwall (local) | device | 2 138 |
| 17 | Google Cloud Text-to-Speech | tts | 2 059 |
| 18 | Signal (signal-cli) | communication | 957 |
| 19 | easyEnergy | provider (energy_contracts) | 364 |
| 20 | Nettleie (Elvia, Tensio, LedeâŠ) | provider (energy_contracts) | 159 |
| 21 | Essent | device (energy_contracts) | 37 |
| 22 | OVHcloud AI Endpoints | ai | 16 |
| 23 | EDF Zen Flex | provider (energy_contracts) | â |
| 24 | Reference gas prices (CRE) | provider (energy_contracts) | â |
| 25 | Engie France | device (energy_contracts) | â |
| 26 | Enedis off-peak hours (HC meridian) | provider (energy_contracts) | â |
| 27 | Ekwateur | device (energy_contracts) | â |
| 28 | Luminus | device (energy_contracts) | â |
| 29 | Fluvius / ORES / Sibelga capacity tariff | provider (energy_contracts) | â |
| 30 | aWATTar | provider (energy_contracts) | â |
| 31 | Octopus Energy Deutschland | device (energy_contracts) | â |
| 32 | Network charges §14a EnWG Module 3 | provider (energy_contracts) | â |
| 33 | ElCom â Swiss electricity tariffs | provider (energy_contracts) | â |
| 34 | Datadis | device | â |
| 35 | StrĂžmstĂžtte / Norgespris | provider (energy_contracts) | â |
| 36 | OpenEI Utility Rate Database (URDB) | provider (energy_contracts) | â |
| 37 | Green Button Connect | device | â |
| 38 | Ontario electricity rates (OEB) | provider (energy_contracts) | â |
| 39 | PG&E | provider (energy_contracts) | â |
| 40 | Solar buyback tariffs (OA EDF, SEG UK, EEGâŠ) | provider (energy_contracts) | â |
| 41 | LM Studio | ai | â |
| 42 | Scaleway Generative APIs | ai | â |
| 43 | Groq | ai | â |
| 44 | OpenAI TTS | tts | â |
| 45 | Outlook / Exchange (calendar type) | calendar | â |
| 46 | Airbnb / Booking.com (seasonal rental) | calendar | â |
| 47 | MyElectricalData | device | â |
| 48 | Voltalis | device | â |
| 49 | myVAILLANT | device | â |
| 50 | Remeha / Baxi / ChappĂ©e (BDR Thermea) | device | â |
| 51 | EMS-ESP (Bosch, Buderus, Junkers locally) | device | â |
| 52 | Aldes (InspirAIR, | T.One) | device |
| 53 | BTicino MyHOME (OpenWebNet) | device | â |
| 54 | Arlo | device | â |
| 55 | Paradox (PAI) | device | â |
| 56 | Grohe Sense / Blue | device | â |
| 57 | Blue Riiot (Blue Connect) | device | â |
| 58 | iopool | device | â |
| 59 | YunoHost | device | â |
| 60 | OpenMQTTGateway / Theengs | device | â |
| 61 | TeslaMate | device | â |
| 62 | Navitia (French transport networks) | device | â |
| 63 | RTM Marseille | device | â |
| 64 | Deutsche Bahn | device | â |
| 65 | National Rail (Darwin) | device | â |
| 66 | MeteoSwiss | weather | â |
| 67 | MĂ©tĂ©o des forĂȘts (fire risk) | device | â |
| 68 | Info coupures Enedis | device | â |
| 69 | Mail and Packages | device | â |
| 70 | Mysa | device | â |
| 71 | Xiaomi Cloud Map Extractor | provider | â |
| 72 | Xiaomi Home (sensors, plugs, gateways) | device | â |
* Wyoming protocol number overall, shared by these two lines.
** Enabled by default in HA, so inflated number. It is classified as if it had 20,000 installations.
« â » : no equivalent in Home Assistant (integration specific to Gladys, or only present in HACS / Homey / Jeedom).
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How to contribute
- Announce yourself here before starting, to avoid two people doing the same integration.
- Prefer the local when possible, and reuse existing Node libraries.
- Start from the template repository with the Node SDK, then publish by adding the GitHub topic
gladys-assistant-integrationto your public repository: the integration will appear automatically in the store. - Do you know an integration missing from the list, or an energy provider from your country? Let me know here, I will complete the CSV.
Your turn 
