Free
The whole app, on a demo home
- Every screen and every control, on a complete demo home
- Nothing to sign up for, and no time limit
- See how it feels on your own watch first
Native Zepp OS app for Amazfit watches
Your home, room by room, on your wrist: lights, climate, covers, locks, media, the alarm and your scenes, each with a control screen made for it. Your phone can stay in your pocket.
Swipe right or press Escape to go back.
By room
AmazHA opens on your areas, named as you named them in Home Assistant. Each room shows its temperature and humidity, then its devices grouped by type. The chips across the top count what is on right now.
1Your areas
2Tap a room
3Tap a device
Control screens
Not one switch for everything. Each device type gets the control it needs, sized for a fingertip, and the crown turns what you are looking at.
Drag the slider or turn the crown to set the brightness.
Set the temperature on the dial, switch between heat, cool and auto.
Arm home, arm away, and disarm with your code on the keypad.
Lock with one tap. Unlocking asks for a second one.
Play, pause, skip, volume, and power for the TV.
Open, close, stop, or send them to an exact position.
One tap runs a scene, a script, an automation or a button.
The value in big type, the last six hours underneath.
Also on the watch: switches, fans, vacuums, dropdown helpers, cameras and who is home.
Built for a watch
The things you touch every day in one list, from any room. It can even be the screen AmazHA opens on.
Grid, solar, the home battery and what today has cost so far, in one card.
A fresh still image from your camera, right on the watch.
People and device trackers: home, away, or the zone they are in.
Turn the crown to dim a light, set a temperature or move a blind. Every tap answers with a buzz.
Adjustable text and card size, and a screen that can stay on for as long as the app is open.
Hundreds of entities? You pick what reaches the watch, and the picker on the phone has search.
The other way round
Steps, heart rate, SpO2, sleep, stress, temperature and more can arrive in Home Assistant as ordinary sensor entities, ready for your automations. It is off until you turn it on, and you pick exactly which readings are sent.
They arrive through Home Assistant’s own Mobile App integration, as one device with its sensors.
How it works
The watch never talks to Home Assistant directly. You enter your address and a long-lived access token once, in the Zepp app, and your phone takes it from there.
Your watch
shows only what you chose
Your phone
Zepp app, AmazHA settings
Home Assistant
your own server
At home AmazHA uses your local address. Away, it switches to your remote one on its own: Home Assistant Cloud, a VPN, or your own domain.
The watch receives only what it shows, over the Bluetooth link it already has with your phone. Your token is never sent to it.
No sign-up, no analytics, and no developer server that stores anything about you or your home.
Pricing
Free
The whole app, on a demo home
One-time unlock
Your own Home Assistant
Compatibility
AmazHA runs on 25 Amazfit models with Zepp OS. The layout adapts to each screen: on round watches the titles are centred and the lists use the whole glass.
Not supportedActive Edge and Bip 5, whose screens are too small for a good experience, and T-Rex 2, which does not have enough memory.
Wear OS version in development: coming soon.
In 48 seconds
Plays from YouTube (youtube-nocookie.com) only when you press play.
FAQ
Yes. The watch reaches Home Assistant through the Zepp app on your phone, over Bluetooth, and your phone has to be able to reach your server: on your home network, or through a remote address.
25 Amazfit models with Zepp OS, square and round, including the GTS 4, GTR 4, Bip 6, Bip Max and the Active, Balance, Cheetah and T-Rex lines. The Active Edge, Bip 5 and T-Rex 2 are not supported.
The app is free and opens on a complete demo home, so you can try every screen before paying anything. Connecting it to your own Home Assistant is a one-time unlock: no subscription, no ads, no trial that expires.
A Home Assistant server your phone can reach, and a long-lived access token created by an administrator account. You enter both once, in the AmazHA settings inside the Zepp app.
AmazHA reads your areas through Home Assistant’s template API, which Home Assistant reserves for administrators. With a token from a regular user the connection test passes but the watch cannot load your rooms, and AmazHA tells you exactly that.
Yes, as long as Home Assistant is reachable from outside: Home Assistant Cloud, a VPN, or your own domain. Add a remote address next to the local one and AmazHA picks the right one automatically.
Yes, if you want it to. Heart rate, steps, SpO2, sleep and more arrive as sensor entities through Home Assistant’s Mobile App integration. It is off by default, and every reading is opt-in.
AmazHA has no accounts, no analytics and no developer server. Your address, your token and the names of your rooms and devices stay on your phone.
It is in development. For now AmazHA is for Amazfit watches with Zepp OS.
Get AmazHA
AmazHA is on the Zepp App Store. Install it from your phone:
Open the Zepp app on your phone, with your watch connected.
Open the App Store for your watch and search for AmazHA.
Install it and open AmazHA on the watch: the demo home is ready to explore.
To connect your own Home Assistant, unlock it and enter your address and token in the Zepp app: Profile › your watch › Apps › AmazHA › Settings.