App repository for LocalSky, the local-first weather hub and smart irrigation engine.
Apps (formerly add-ons) are a feature of the Supervisor, which exists only on the Home Assistant OS and Supervised installation types. If your Home Assistant runs as a Container or Core install, there is no app store and nothing here applies to you: run the LocalSky server with Docker instead, it is the exact same software.
Not sure which you have? In Home Assistant open Settings > About and read the Installation method line.
| Piece | What it is | Works on |
|---|---|---|
| This app | Runs the LocalSky server on your Home Assistant machine | Home Assistant OS / Supervised only |
| LocalSky integration (HACS) | Turns a running LocalSky server into HA entities | Every HA installation type |
| LocalSky via Docker | The same server, run anywhere Docker runs | Any machine, HA optional |
You always need exactly one server (this app or Docker, never both) plus, optionally, the integration for entities. Docker is the preferred and most widely tested way to run the server; this app packages the exact same image as a convenience for Home Assistant OS.
Or add it manually: in Home Assistant go to Settings > Apps > App store, open the overflow menu, choose Repositories, and paste:
https://github.com/silenthooligan/localsky-apps
Runs the LocalSky server on your Home Assistant machine: native Tempest, Ecowitt, and OpenSprinkler support, a first-run setup wizard, and a full web UI on port 8090.
Supported architectures: amd64, aarch64.
The app is the server. The LocalSky integration (via HACS) is what turns it into Home Assistant entities: weather, soil, zone valves, verdicts, and services for automations. It discovers the running app automatically over mDNS, so the pairing is install-and-done:
- Main project: https://github.com/silenthooligan/localsky
- Documentation: https://localsky.io/docs/home-assistant-app
- LocalSky integration (HACS): https://github.com/silenthooligan/localsky-ha
- Live demo: https://demo.localsky.io