Copy the files in, fill in a simple form, and your house starts working: motion lights, door-left-open alerts, a water leak shutoff, auto-lock when everyone leaves, and more. No YAML writing required.
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You got it running, added a few devices, and now it's a very expensive dashboard. The automations you meant to build never happened.
You copy an automation from a two-year-old forum post, and it fails because the syntax changed. Then you spend an evening debugging indentation.
Lights on with motion is easy. A leak shutoff that closes the valve and alerts your phone, or a lock that knows the last person left, takes real work to get right.
Low battery warnings from ten devices at random times. A garage door left open all night with no warning. Neither is how a smart home should feel.
A Home Assistant blueprint is a reusable automation with a form in front of it. You import the file, pick your devices from dropdowns, and save. That's it. No affiliate links, no cloud service, everything runs locally in your Home Assistant.
Lights on when motion is detected, off after the room has been empty for the time you choose. Optionally only after dark.
A phone alert when a door, window or garage stays open longer than you allow, with repeat reminders until it is closed.
When a leak sensor gets wet, close the main water valve and alert your phone right away. The one that can save you a floor.
When the last person leaves home, lock the doors after the wait you choose and tell you it is done.
When a camera detects a person, send a phone notification with a snapshot so you see who it is before you open the app. A cooldown stops repeat alerts, and it can run only while you are away.
Outdoor lights on at sunset and off at the time you pick.
One message a day listing every battery below your threshold, instead of a dozen random warnings.
A script that turns off the lights, locks up, sets the thermostat to your night temperature and can leave one light on dim. Run it from your dashboard or phone.
Where each file goes in your Home Assistant config folder, with the File Editor or Samba add-on.
Pick your sensors, lights and phone from the form. Every setting is explained in plain English.
How to run each automation safely and check its trace, so you know it works before you rely on it.
Home Assistant 2024.10 or newer and the devices each blueprint uses (for example a motion sensor for motion lights, or a smart water valve for the leak shutoff). Phone alerts use the free Home Assistant Companion app.
No. You copy the files into the right folder once, then everything else happens in Home Assistant's normal automation screens.
If the device shows up in Home Assistant as the right kind of entity (motion sensor, door sensor, lock, light, valve and so on), the blueprint can use it, whether it's Zigbee, Z-Wave, Matter or Wi-Fi.
Test every automation in your own home first, especially the water shutoff and door locks. The Setup Guide shows you how. These are tools to help, not a replacement for a plumber, locksmith or monitored alarm.
Instant digital download. After checkout you go straight to a download page for a .zip with all 8 blueprints, the Setup Guide PDF and a quick-start note. Your link works for 30 days, and you can email hello@smartautomator.com any time for a fresh one.
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Eight automations most homes need, with a form in front of each one and a guide to set them up.
If you're not completely satisfied, email me within 30 days and I'll refund you in full. No questions, no hassle.