Home Assistant TestFlight

Home Assistant

Works with Home Assistant.

Devices Apple Home can’t add on its own can still get there through Home Assistant and its HomeKit Bridge. These are the 6,901 devices people have named in Home Assistant’s GitHub issues, pull requests, docs and HACS repositories and on r/homeassistant, with what works, whether it ran locally, and how it behaved in the Home app.

  • 6,901devices reported
  • 4,255work in every report
  • 297reported working in Apple Home
  • 3,657reported running locally
  • 1,301brands
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6,901 devices

Lighting

Lights 662

Outlets 197

Switches 325

Buttons and Remotes 95

Climate

Thermostats 755

Air Conditioners and Heaters 308

Air Purifiers 88

Fans 121

Humidifiers 68

Windows and Coverings 242

Security

Cameras 224

Doorbells 101

Garage Door Openers 96

Locks 138

Security Systems 287

Sensors 874

Water

Sprinklers 139

Entertainment

TVs 111

Speakers 395

And More

Robot Vacuum Cleaners 138

Routers 133

Appliances 190

Energy 524

Other 300

Bridges and Hubs 390

Where this comes from

Data as of October 23, 2026. Every entry comes from a GitHub issue, pull request, discussion or documentation page of a Home Assistant integration, or from an r/homeassistant thread (read through the Arctic Shift Reddit archive). Each one links to its source and keeps a saved copy.

“In Apple Home” is filled only when someone described the device in the Home app through HomeKit Bridge. A report is one person’s experience at one point in time, so newer firmware or versions may behave differently. Photos appear only when the same model is in the ReReHome accessory catalog.