Home Assistant custom integration

Humidity Intelligence

Humidity Intelligence acts as a stabiliser for your home environment. It uses data from Home Assistant smart sensors to help guide air purifiers, extractors, humidifiers, and dehumidifiers, so your home can stay fresher, calmer, and more comfortable day to day.

This page gives you a quick feel for how Humidity Intelligence can support a clearer routine at home. For setup, upgrades, release notes, the user manual, the UI Gallery, and the full installation guide, head to the GitHub repository and Wiki.

Why it exists

Clearer home decisions start with connected environmental signals.

A bathroom can go damp after a shower while the rest of the house feels fine. Air quality can dip, a humidifier can pause, or a safety gate can ask HI to stand back. Instead of leaving you to compare everything by hand, Humidity Intelligence brings the signals together and explains the next sensible action inside Home Assistant.

What it helps with

Practical guidance for fresh air, comfort, and damp-risk awareness.

One clear recommendation

When the home sends mixed signals, HI follows a fixed priority order: CO emergency, humidity danger, mould danger, mould risk, condensation danger, condensation risk, Zone 1, Zone 2, air quality, then normal operation. You get one clear control decision instead of overlapping automation noise.

Season-aware comfort

Winter and summer homes need different humidity targets. HI reads each room against the active profile, so guidance changes with the season instead of relying on one flat number all year.

Dashboards you can trust

The Lovelace dashboards show what HI saw, mapped, skipped, and chose. They are there to make the routine easier to understand, not to invent their own logic.

Support Humidity Intelligence

Could you help more Home Assistant homes stay balanced?

If HI has helped your home, please consider supporting the project in a practical way: star the repo so others can find it, test a release when you can, open clear issues with diagnostics, or suggest improvements to the docs and UI examples when something could be easier. Sponsorship is completely optional, but it directly supports the maintenance time that keeps HI reviewed, usable, and moving forward.