Hestia

Hestia controls your Shelly smart-home devices (Gen2 and later) directly on your local network, over HTTP, through their built-in API. No cloud, no account, no telemetry: nothing leaves your network, by default.

Features:

* Channel dashboard with state and switch, at a glance.
* "On for X" timer executed by the device itself, fully autonomously (the phone can be turned off).
* Presence simulation: a script generated by the app runs on the device and switches on/off within a time window, with a random margin.
* Planning (recurring or one-time), with an optional power-threshold cutoff.
* Backup and restore of your configuration in JSON format.
* Optional instant notifications via ntfy (off by default).

Privacy:

* Communicates only with the addresses you enter yourself.
* No network discovery, no tracking.
* On Android 17 and later, the local network access permission is requested on first contact, preceded by a clear explanation.

Language: the app is available in French and English, and follows the system language (English by default, French if the device is set to French).

Independence: Hestia is an independent project, with no connection to Shelly or Allterco Robotics. It is neither commissioned, sponsored, nor endorsed by Shelly. No payment and no hardware were provided or lent by the brand. Shelly is a registered trademark of its respective owner; it is mentioned only for technical compatibility.

Version 2.12.0. Smoke alert relay: Hestia now tries to cover up to 5 devices (redundancy) instead of stopping at the first one that answers, and a relay script already in place before this update now updates itself (charge duration in the notification included). Fixed: the relay icon could wrongly disappear when an outlet's name was long enough to wrap to a second line, and the "no relay" banner could wrongly flash right after launching the app. Settings: deleting the 2nd IP address now asks for