Not mockups — these are my own home, running the open-source devices and integrations we build. Same stuff we'll set up for you.
Problem. My treadmill's stats were trapped inside the iFit app — nothing on my own dashboards, no automations.
Built. Reverse-engineered the iFit Bluetooth protocol and put an ESP32-S3 bridge on it that streams live speed, incline and weight-aware calories into Home Assistant over MQTT.
Result. A live Fitness dashboard — speed, incline, calories and session charts climbing in real time as I walk. No cloud, no subscription.
Problem. My APC UPS could only be read by clunky vendor software on a tethered PC.
Built. An ESP32-S3 USB-host bridge that reads the UPS over USB HID and auto-publishes 30+ metrics to Home Assistant — no apcupsd, no NUT.
Result. A live UPS dashboard — battery, load, runtime, input voltage — plus an ML layer scoring battery health and grid quality at a glance.
Problem. My adjustable bed only had its original RF remote — nothing smart, no automations.
Built. Brought the bed's controls into Home Assistant — head/foot, under-bed light, massage, presets and an emergency stop — over a local ESP bridge.
Result. One-tap presets and a bedtime routine: flatten the bed, kill the lights and start the wind-down, from a dashboard or by voice.
Problem. The Etekcity scale only talks to its own phone app, one login at a time — no Home Assistant, no shared history.
Built. An ESP32-C3 BLE gateway reads the scale, and a service identifies who stepped on by ML, then computes full body composition for that person into Home Assistant.
Result. Everyone gets their own dashboard — weight, body fat, muscle, BMI, trends and 7/30-day predictions — auto-identified on step-on, fully local.