Build the path. Let your home run it.

Create visual device automations with an editor and runner that live on your Home Assistant hub.

Local automation · no Pixora cloud runner

HAFlow editor screenshot showing an example motion trigger connected to an after-sunset condition and a light action — Actual HAFlow editor with its bundled motion-lighting example. Demo is paused and not connected to devices.

See your logic

Connect triggers, conditions and actions on a visual canvas. Use global variables, delays and waits to build the behavior you need.

Run with the page closed

Automations execute on the hub. Review run history and device mappings without keeping the editor open.

Keep paths independent

Separate trigger paths can run independently. Retriggering replaces overlapping work; commands already sent cannot be recalled.

Get started

A clear path to setup.

Install HAFlow from the shared repository, start it and open the editor. Create a flow, check its devices and actions, then enable it and test its trigger.

One repository. Your choice of apps.

Make room for a smarter home.

For Home Assistant installations with app support, such as Home Assistant OS. Add the repository once, then install only the apps you need.

Open the app repository ↗

In Home Assistant, open Settings → Apps → App store → ⋮ → Repositories.
Add https://github.com/bptworld/PixoraHQforHA.
Refresh the store, install HAFlow, and open its setup instructions.