AiDot for Home Assistant

A Home Assistant custom integration for AiDot / Leedarson Wi-Fi lights and cameras. This is a camera-capable fork of the upstream AiDot-Development-Team/hass-AiDot (lights-only).

The integration is the Home Assistant front-end only - all device communication lives in the python-aidot-cameras library, which this integration installs automatically.

What you get

• Lights - on/off, brightness, color (RGBW) and color-temperature.
• Cameras
  • Live WebRTC streaming (via go2rtc) and snapshots, LAN-direct when the camera is on the same network.
  • Motion / person events for automations.
  • Two-way audio - play a clip through the camera speaker.
  • Controls: motion detection, status LED, microphone, floodlight and when it comes on by itself, siren, night vision, motion sensitivity, speaker volume, and PTZ and auto-tracking on motorised models.

Start here

If you want to...	Go to
Install the integration	Installation
Tune behaviour (connection mode, warm-hold, local control)	Configuration options
Know which devices work	Supported devices
Understand camera streaming	Cameras overview
Get the fastest live view on a dashboard	Dashboard cards
Move a pan/tilt camera	PTZ control
Talk through the camera	Two-way audio
Browse recorded clips in HA	Cloud recordings
Build automations	Automation examples
Fix a problem	Troubleshooting / FAQ

At a glance

• Install via HACS as a custom repository, then add the integration and sign in with your AiDot account. See Installation.
• Camera streaming needs ffmpeg and go2rtc, both of which ship with Home Assistant OS / Container (go2rtc is bundled with Home Assistant 2026). Without go2rtc the integration falls back to higher-latency HLS.
• Sensible defaults - most users never change a configuration option.

This integration is not affiliated with or endorsed by AiDot or Leedarson. It is community-maintained and provided as-is under the MIT license.