Integrations
Home Keeper is open to other integrations: they can contribute their own recurring tasks and stay in sync with completions, without Home Keeper knowing anything about them. Installing a compatible integration can populate and maintain your task list automatically — for example a battery integration that schedules "replace battery" or a pet tracker that schedules "give medicine".
Known integrations
| Integration | Description | How it integrates |
|---|---|---|
| Home Keeper — Battery Notes | Glue between Battery Notes and Home Keeper | Uses Home Keeper's triggered task type — arms a "Replace battery" task when a battery goes low and clears it when replaced, keeping both sides in sync so completion from either side is recorded in both. |
| Pawsistant | Pet-care logger for tracking recurring pet activities | Attaches Home Keeper floating-recurrence tasks to pet care schedules (e.g. "medicine every 2 weeks"), so completing the task in Home Keeper logs the event in Pawsistant, and logging it in Pawsistant marks the task done — with no loop. |
Installed companions show up automatically in the panel's Companions section (Settings tab), where you can jump to each one's settings — and Home Keeper will suggest the Battery Notes bridge if it sees you have Battery Notes but not the glue.
Author an integration? If you build a Home Assistant integration and want it to push tasks into Home Keeper, see the developer guide, docs/INTEGRATING.md, for the contract (the
sourcefield, thehome_keeper_task_completedevent, two-way completion sync, and announcing yourself viahome_keeper.register_companionso you appear under Companions) — and docs/GLUE_INTEGRATIONS.md for the thin "glue" pattern that bridges an existing integration (like Battery Notes) to Home Keeper.