Add local video, network recording, timelapses and browser controls to supported ATOM cameras and Wyze Cam v3.
Community projects
Explore firmware, apps and modifications, and find devices with original guides and setup resources.
Copy doorbell recordings to your own storage and run custom tools on the original camera software.
Router firmware with local networking, wireless and VPN configuration tools.
Use a D-Link DCS-8000LH locally, with direct video streams and camera settings accessible without the mydlink app.
Create local smart-home controls and automations using the device’s documented configuration.
Keep the listed LSC camera streaming local RTSP video without leaving an SD card installed.
Enable local RTSP and ONVIF video on the documented Merkury CW017, so other camera apps and recorders can use it.
Add local RTSP video, ONVIF access and motor controls to the supported Xiaomi Mijia 360 camera.
Use supported smart-home devices locally with MQTT and Home Assistant integrations.
Replace supported camera software with local video streams, browser controls and connections to your recorder.
Turn a supported older camera into a local RTSP or MJPEG camera, with SSH access and room for your own applications.
Replace router software with a customizable system for network controls and community packages.
Customize thermometer readings, display settings and Bluetooth reports for local smart-home use.
Connect supported Shelly devices directly to Apple Home with community firmware.
Control compatible smart-home devices locally through a web interface and MQTT automations.
Replace supported camera firmware with local RTSP and ONVIF video, browser controls and recording to an SD card or network storage.
Add local lighting effects, presets and smart-home controls to supported lighting hardware.
Add local video streaming, network-storage access and other tools while keeping the supported Wyze camera’s original firmware.
Add local access to listed Xiaomi 360 cameras. RTSP and other features depend on the exact model.
Add local camera streaming, browser controls and smart-home connections to the supported older Dafang, Xiaofang, Wyze and related cameras.
Add local RTSP and ONVIF video, browser controls and motion events for smart-home systems to supported Yi cameras.
Add local RTSP and ONVIF video, browser controls and smart-home motion events to the supported MStar-based Yi cameras.
Community projects and setup resources from Yi Hack v4.
Use supported sensors on a Zigbee network with configurable reporting and display settings.
Add local video, browser controls and custom tools to listed cameras while disabling their cloud connections.
Use supported Wyze cameras in other viewing and recording software while keeping their existing firmware.
Control RGBW lighting from Apple Home.
Control the outdoor plug’s supported outlets from Home Assistant.
Use Govee lighting in Home Assistant automations through the project’s MQTT bridge.
Customize a Fire TV setup with a simpler launcher, fewer unwanted services and optional domain filtering.
Choose which devices or destinations use a VPN and which use your normal internet connection.
Reduce lag when other devices are uploading or downloading.
Apply address blocklists to traffic passing through the router, including supported VPN traffic.
See sensors and control switches or scenes from an e-ink screen.
Find cat visits and make captioned clips from camera footage. The operator used coding assistants to build the system.
Use camera motion events in phone automations and change supported detection, light or alarm controls from Tasker or MacroDroid.
Expose music mode controls in Home Assistant.
Add menu shortcuts for apps, scripts and hidden settings without replacing Kobo’s software.
Use supported camera controls and sensors in automations, such as changing motion detection when you leave home. The project also offers experimental streaming for supported cameras.
See dish status, connection quality and recent outages inside the router interface.
Bring compatible camera video, motion events and controls into Home Assistant while keeping the camera firmware.
Let a local AI assistant inspect router status and change settings through MCP tools.
Choose a small home screen and turn off unwanted TV apps with an AI assistant.
Reduce unwanted packages and use Projectivy as Home, following this contributor’s report.
Use the travel router to provide local DNS and network-boot services for a home lab.
Bring camera video, events and available controls into Home Assistant.
Replace supported router software with a community system for network management and add-on packages.
Bring live video and camera controls into Home Assistant.
Bring devices into Home Assistant while keeping their original firmware.
Control the wall switch locally from scripts and community automations while keeping its firmware.
Detach supported Tuya devices from the cloud or install community firmware over Wi-Fi.
A community integration for local router status and controls.
A customizable home screen for Android TV.
Desktop tools to manage Android TV apps, launchers and settings.
Render home information for an e-ink display.
View network cameras on an Android TV and trigger views from Home Assistant.
Video and photo screensaver for supported TV devices.
Community-maintained Android operating system for explicitly supported devices.
Let an AI assistant see your TV screen, navigate apps and inspect Android settings.
Choose your TV’s home-screen app or prepare a single-app display, with an optional AI-assisted setup.
Ask an assistant to change volume, switch inputs or launch apps on your LG TV.