This is the Windows app named Vacuum Card whose latest release can be downloaded as v2.11.7sourcecode.tar.gz. It can be run online in the free hosting provider OnWorks for workstations.
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Vacuum Card
DESCRIPTION:
Vacuum Card is a custom UI component for Home Assistant (specifically its Lovelace dashboard) that provides a user-friendly control panel for robot vacuum cleaners — something the default Home Assistant UI doesn’t supply by default. With vacuum-card installed, users get a visual card on their dashboard showing the vacuum’s state (e.g. cleaning, docked, battery level) and controls to start, stop, pause, or send the robot back to dock, directly from their Home Assistant interface. The card aims to support as many robot models as possible by relying on standard vacuum service calls (start, pause, stop, return_to_base etc.), allowing broad compatibility across brands. Installation can be done manually or via the Home Assistant Community Store (HACS), making setup accessible even for non-developers. For users managing smart-home vacuum cleanup routines, vacuum-card simplifies interaction by embedding status and controls in the same UI as the rest of their automation dashboard.
Features
- Visual control card for robot vacuums inside the Home Assistant Lovelace UI showing status and controls
- Support for common vacuum commands: start, pause, stop, return to dock, etc., enabling broad compatibility with many vacuum models
- Installation via HACS or manual copy — easy for hobbyists or smart-home users without heavy setup
- Dashboard integration — enables starting/stopping vacuum or checking battery/state from home automation panel
- Open-source under MIT license — community can contribute support for new robots or extend functionality
- Works across many popular robot vacuum brands (Roborock, Roomba, Ecovacs, etc.) assuming they support the standard vacuum API
Programming Language
TypeScript
Categories
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