Home Assistant

Easily connect your Mi Band, Amazfit, or Xiaomi Watch to Home Assistant using the Notify App.

The Notify App offers full integration with Home Assistant, allowing you to sync key health and fitness metrics from your smartwatch directly into your smart home dashboard.

How to Enable Integration

Open the Notify App and go to Integrations page.
Open the Home Assistant option.
Enable the integration toggle.
Enter your Home Assistant URL and a valid Long-Lived Access Token.
Refer to in-app instructions for help.

For Amazfit devices the default name is amazfit instead of miband
For Xiaomi devices the default name is xiaomiWatch instead of miband

Sensors Synced to Home Assistant

After enabling the integration, the following sensor states will be automatically created in your Home Assistant dashboard:

sensor.miband_battery
sensor.miband_steps
sensor.miband_heartrate
sensor.miband_sleep
sensor.miband_spo2
sensor.miband_stress
sensor.miband_as (activity score)

Trigger Events Synced to Home Assistant

The following sensors track the timestamp of specific events triggered by your device:

sensor.miband_trigger_1 – Not wearing
sensor.miband_trigger_2 – Fell asleep
sensor.miband_trigger_3 – Woke up
sensor.miband_trigger_4 – Steps goal reached
sensor.miband_trigger_5 – Early bird alarm
sensor.miband_trigger_6 – Band connected
sensor.miband_trigger_7 – Band disconnected
sensor.miband_trigger_8 – Workout started from Notify App
sensor.miband_trigger_9 – Workout stopped on Notify App

Important: Some firmware versions or devices do not support some triggers: not wearing, fell asleep, woke up, steps goal, ....
For example, Xiaomi Watches and all Mi Band 8 or newer currently do not generate these trigger events.

Each trigger contains a Unix timestamp of the last occurrence.
Example: sensor.miband_trigger_6 = 1662013800 → means the last band connection occurred at 2022-09-01 06:30:00 GMT.

Custom Device Naming

You can assign a custom identifier (e.g., miband, amazfit, xiaomiWatch, or any name you prefer) in the Notify App settings to track multiple devices separately in Home Assistant.

Home Assistant Sync example

Warning: IP Ban

If your Home Assistant setup uses automatic IP banning, and you enter an invalid token, Notify App requests may be rejected.

To resolve this, remove the blocked IP from your ip_bans.yaml file.

More info: Home Assistant HTTP Integration

Version Compatibility

From Notify App version 13.2.6 and later, state names support device classes and icons.

If you are using an older version, see the legacy documentation.