79 services, 196 cards
An integration is one way into a service: address, key, done. What it brings in cards then stands in the library and gets dragged onto a board. A service may be added more than once, for two Radarr instances or three Proxmox nodes.
Is yours in here?
33 of the 79 carry a beta badge. That means: the adapter is checked against a recorded answer from the service, but nobody has held it against a running instance yet. If one of them gets something wrong, an issue with the service's version helps.
Hosts and containers
5What is running, what it draws, and whether it needs a restart.
Storage and backup
6How full it is, whether the backup ran, what the disks are saying.
Network and access
16What the line is doing, what gets blocked, when a certificate expires.
Metrics and messages
12Numbers from tools you already run, cameras, and the ways out.
Media
20Who is watching, how large the library is, what arrived last.
Fetching and managing
10The arr chain and the programs that download for it.
Feeds from outside
5Things you want on a card that do not come from your own house.
The rest of the house
2What fits none of the other groups and is needed anyway.
No integration needed
3Cards that need no service, only an address or nothing at all.
Nothing found. It may still work: the JSON API card reads numbers from any endpoint that hands them out.
And if yours is not in there
- The JSON API card. An address, a path into the answer, done. Anything that hands out numbers as JSON lands on a card.
- An embedded frame, when a foreign interface should simply sit on the board.
- An app tile with a reachability check, when all you care about is whether it still answers.
- An adapter. One file: declare the connection fields, register the cards, write three functions. Every card maps onto one of the fifteen renderers that already exist, so no frontend code is needed.
Deliberately not in here
Some things were looked at and dropped again, because there is no route that would not be guesswork: Dockge speaks only over its socket, Komodo does not document its state values, and the ESPHome dashboard's REST endpoints are marked deprecated and undocumented in its own repository.
Reddit fell out in September 2026: without an account it serves no route at all from an ordinary home connection any more. With a Reddit application of your own it would work again, and then it would be an integration like Twitch.