Connect your own Home Assistant to Parahub and see and control your devices alongside everything else — no cloud middleman, your instance stays yours.

Connecting

  1. 1Point Parahub at your Home Assistant — its address and an access token, stored encrypted. A public URL works, and so does a direct connection over the community mesh with no port forwarding.
  2. 2Discover and import — pick which entities to bring in: lights, plugs, climate, covers, locks, media players and more.
  3. 3Control from the IoT page — toggle, dim, set temperatures. States refresh automatically about every minute.
Direct, not proxied
Parahub talks straight to your instance and stores only connection details and last known states. Your smart home keeps working even if Parahub is down.
Tokens under lock
Access tokens are encrypted at rest, and connection addresses are validated to keep requests from wandering into private networks.
Fifteen device types
From lights and plugs to climate, vacuums, locks and sirens — with controls that match each type.
Part of My Home
Link the instance to a registered property to see its devices, energy, and documents in one place.