Data sources
Where the facts on this site come from, what we take from each source and under which terms.
How we use sources
Each source below is marked with one of three ways we use it:
- Facts: we take individual facts such as version numbers, dates and times, and link back to the source.
- Links only: we link to the source and describe it in our own words. We do not copy its text.
- Headlines: we show a headline with the source name, date and a link to the original. No excerpts or images. No source is used this way yet.
We copy facts (numbers, dates, version names), never articles or documentation text. Explanations on this site are written in our own words, with links to the official pages.
Sources in use
4 sources. Dates are when we last read the source’s terms and robots.txt. Any caveats are noted under the source.
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Home Assistant Core releases on GitHub
- Publisher
- Home Assistant project (Open Home Foundation)
- What we use
- Version numbers and publication times of beta and stable releases, with links back to each release.
- How
- Facts, with a link back
- Licence
- Apache License 2.0 (repository)
- Updates
- Updated automatically every day
- Terms last checked
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Home Assistant version service
- Publisher
- Home Assistant project (Open Home Foundation)
- What we use
- The version number currently offered to stable-channel installations.
- How
- Facts, with a link back
- Licence
- No stated licence; only the version number is used
- Updates
- Updated automatically every day
- Terms last checked
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Home Assistant developers’ release calendar
- Publisher
- Open Home Foundation
- What we use
- Scheduled dates of Home Assistant Core beta and stable releases, including moved dates.
- How
- Facts, with a link back
- Licence
- No stated licence; only event dates are used
- Updates
- Updated automatically every day
- Terms last checked
Note: The robots.txt file of calendar.google.com asks crawlers not to crawl the site. Our bot does not crawl it: once a day it downloads this one public calendar file, at the address Google provides for subscribing to a public calendar, just as a calendar app does.
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Home Assistant website and release notes
- Publisher
- Home Assistant project (Open Home Foundation)
- What we use
- Linked for official explanations and release notes. We do not copy its text, which is licensed for non-commercial use only.
- How
- Links only
- Licence
- CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 (text)
- Updates
- Linked, not copied
- Terms last checked
Results of the daily checks of the automatically updated sources are on the data status page.
Our own images and type
- The icons and diagrams on this site are our own work.
- Social preview images (the picture shown when a page is shared) are generated by our build. Their lettering uses outlines of the Inter typeface by Rasmus Andersson, licensed under the SIL Open Font License 1.1.
- We do not use product photos from manufacturers or other companies’ logos.
Removal requests
If you run one of these sources and want us to stop using it, or to change how we credit it, send a takedown request from the contact page or email hello@doesitpair.com with the subject “Takedown request”. We handle these before other messages.
For how we turn these sources into pages, see the methodology.