Local AI for Home Assistant and Smart Homes
Add local models, voice control and camera events to Home Assistant with projects like Scrypted, Piper and openWakeWord.
A local voice assistant built into Home Assistant, with private processing on your hardware, mobile apps, and optional cloud voice services.
91.2KUpdated 22 hours agoApache-2.0
Linux · iOS · Android · Web#Home Assistant integration#Multilingual#Wake word detection
Home Assistant Assist is a voice assistant for people who want to control their smart home through natural language while keeping voice processing on their own hardware. It's built into Home Assistant, which runs on a Raspberry Pi or a local server and is open source under Apache 2.0.
Smart Home AIVoice Assistants+0
An open source NVR for IP cameras that detects objects on your own hardware, keeps camera feeds local, and connects to Home Assistant.
36.2KUpdated 7 hours agoMIT
#Home Assistant integration#Works offline
Frigate is an open source NVR for IP cameras that detects people, cars, and other objects on your own hardware. Camera feeds stay at home. It's built for people who want a locally controlled security camera system, particularly those using Home Assistant.
AI Security Cameras and NVRSmart Home AI+0
A Home Assistant AI agent that controls devices, creates automations, and retrieves history using OpenAI or compatible backends such as LocalAI.
1.4KUpdated 3 weeks ago
Web#Home Assistant integration#OpenAI-compatible API#Tool calling
Extended OpenAI Conversation is a custom component for Home Assistant users who want an AI assistant that can act on their home. It builds on OpenAI Conversation and adds device control, automation creation, and access to historical device states. It runs inside Home Assistant, while a separate model backend handles the conversation.
Smart Home AIVoice Assistants+0
A self-hosted voice satellite for Home Assistant with local wake word detection. Runs on Raspberry Pi hardware under the MIT license; archived and unmaintained.
1.2KUpdated 8 months agoMIT
Linux · Docker#Code execution#Home Assistant integration#Voice activity detection
Wyoming Satellite connects a microphone and audio playback device to Home Assistant through the Wyoming protocol. It's for people building a self-hosted voice assistant with a separate device for speaking and listening. The project is archived and no longer maintained; its replacement is Linux Voice Assistant, which uses the ESPHome protocol.
Edge and Embedded AISmart Home AIVoice Assistants+0
Rhasspy 3 is an early developer-preview voice assistant toolkit with Home Assistant integration and an MIT license. Archived and unmaintained.
382Updated 3 years agoMIT
#Home Assistant integration#Multilingual#Voice activity detection
Rhasspy 3 is an early developer-preview local voice assistant toolkit for developers building their own assistants or adding voice control to Home Assistant. The project is archived and no longer maintained. It keeps data on your computer unless you choose to send it elsewhere, and its speech components support languages beyond English.
Smart Home AISpeech-to-Text and TranscriptionText-to-Speech and AudiobooksVoice Agent FrameworksVoice Assistants+0
An open-source computer vision API that runs offline on your hardware, with face recognition, object detection and support for custom models.
818Updated 4 years agoApache-2.0
macOS · Windows · Linux · Docker#Home Assistant integration#Works offline
DeepStack is a self-hosted computer vision API for developers adding image analysis to camera systems, home automation or other applications. It runs prebuilt and custom models on your own hardware and works fully offline. Image processing stays on the device or server where you host it, with no cloud service required.
AI Security Cameras and NVREdge and Embedded AIInference Servers and ClustersPhoto Editing and UpscalingSmart Home AI+0
Self-hosted facial recognition UI and API for Frigate and Home Assistant. Runs in Docker, uses multiple detection backends, and is MIT licensed.
1.4KUpdated 1 year agoMIT
Docker · Web#Home Assistant integration
Double Take connects Frigate camera images to facial recognition services through a shared web interface and API. It's for people running camera systems and Home Assistant who want to identify familiar faces and use the results in home automations. The app runs on your own server in Docker and is open source under the MIT license.
AI Security Cameras and NVRSmart Home AI+0
Local AI voice assistant for Linux and Windows with camera vision, persistent memory and MCP tools. Uses Ollama or cloud APIs. MIT licensed.
5.7KUpdated 2 weeks agoMIT
macOS · Windows · Linux · Docker#Home Assistant integration#MCP#Multi-agent workflows
GLaDOS is a local AI voice assistant modeled on the sarcastic character from Valve's Portal games. It's for people who want a conversational companion on their own hardware, with camera awareness and connections to home automation. The Python project is open source under the MIT license and runs on Linux and Windows. macOS support is experimental.
AI Characters and RoleplayPersonal AI AssistantsSmart Home AIText-to-Speech and AudiobooksVoice Assistants+0
A free, open-source Home Assistant integration that analyzes camera feeds and Frigate events with local models through Ollama or cloud AI providers.
1.5KUpdated 2 weeks agoApache-2.0
#Home Assistant integration#Multimodal input#Ollama integration
LLM Vision is a free, open-source Home Assistant integration for people who want their smart home to interpret what cameras see. It uses multimodal LLMs to describe images, video files, live feeds and Frigate events, then uses those results in notifications and automations.
AI Security Cameras and NVRSmart Home AI+0
A local LLM integration for Home Assistant with voice, chat and AI automations. Runs on Raspberry Pi without a GPU and supports Ollama and llama.cpp.
1.4KUpdated 3 days ago
#GGUF#Home Assistant integration#Hugging Face integration
Home-LLM connects Home Assistant to language models running on your own hardware, so you can control smart devices through voice or chat. It's for Home Assistant users who want natural language control without relying on a cloud service or subscription. The project pairs a custom integration with small models trained specifically for smart home commands.
Automation and No-Code AISmart Home AIVoice Assistants+0
An open-source voice assistant platform for Linux, Raspberry Pi and Docker, with offline speech plugins and support for local OpenAI-compatible LLM servers.
295Updated 2 days agoApache-2.0
Linux · Docker#OpenAI-compatible API#Wake word detection#Works offline
OpenVoiceOS is a free, open-source voice AI platform for people building their own smart speakers or adding voice control to devices. Its core builds on a fork of MycroftAI/mycroft-core, and most classic Mycroft skills also work with it. The project uses the Apache 2.0 license, which permits personal and commercial use.
Edge and Embedded AISmart Home AIVoice Agent FrameworksVoice Assistants+0
An open-source voice assistant protocol that connects Home Assistant to speech and wake word services over a trusted network. Uses the MIT license.
397Updated 1 day agoMIT
#Home Assistant integration#Voice activity detection
Wyoming Protocol connects Home Assistant with separate voice services on a trusted network. It's for developers and people assembling a self-hosted voice assistant who want to choose their own speech recognition, speech synthesis and wake word components. The Python project is open source under the MIT license.
Smart Home AIVoice Agent Frameworks+0
An open-source voice assistant for ESP32-S3-BOX hardware, with offline commands, self-hosted speech recognition, and Home Assistant integration.
3.1KUpdated 2 months agoApache-2.0
#Home Assistant integration#Voice activity detection#Wake word detection
Willow is a self-hosted voice assistant platform for people who want home automation voice control on their own hardware. It runs on Espressif's ESP32-S3-BOX family and connects to Home Assistant, openHAB, or other services that accept speech results over HTTP. The project is open source under Apache 2.0.
Edge and Embedded AIOn-Device and In-Browser AISmart Home AISpeech-to-Text and TranscriptionVoice Assistants+0
Self-hosted speech-to-text server for Home Assistant with Whisper and other backends. Runs on CPU or NVIDIA GPUs and works offline with downloaded models.
390Updated 1 day agoMIT
Docker#Home Assistant integration#Hugging Face integration#Multilingual
Wyoming Faster Whisper is a local speech-to-text server for Home Assistant and other clients that use the Wyoming protocol. It turns spoken audio into text on your own hardware, with support for names specific to your home. It's open source under the MIT license and runs as a Home Assistant add-on, a Docker container, or a local Python service.
Smart Home AISpeech-to-Text and Transcription+0
A server-based home video platform that connects cameras to HomeKit, Google Home and Alexa, with an NVR plugin for continuous recording and smart detections.
6KUpdated 2 days ago
#Home Assistant integration
Scrypted is a server-based video integration platform for people who want to view their home cameras through their existing smart home apps and displays. It supports most cameras and focuses on low latency streaming. Its NVR plugin adds continuous recording and smart detections for people who also need a record of what happened.
AI Security Cameras and NVRSmart Home AI+0
