Hi — this is Oquanta, a visual flow editor in the Home Assistant sidebar.
This is work in progress. I am sharing it early so people can try it and tell me what is missing, confusing, or wrong. I welcome all forms of feedback: UX, missing HA features, bugs, naming, install friction, ideas for later. Nothing is too small.
You draw When, If, and Do cards. Publish writes a normal Home Assistant automation (oquanta_<id>) or script (script.oquanta_*). The graph is the editor. Home Assistant is the runtime.
Screenshots
Canvas with When / If / Do:
Library:
Paste YAML:
Install
Or in HACS: ⋮ → Custom repositories, paste the GitHub repo, type Integration. Download, restart Core, then Settings → Devices & services → Add integration → Oquanta. Sidebar item: Oquanta.
MIT.
What is there today
- Library with folders, tags, pin, search
- Live catalog from your instance (entities, areas, services)
- First-class Home Assistant fields: MQTT payload/QoS, webhook methods, event data, several entities, attributes, numeric above/below, floor targets
- Settings for theme, editor mode, live-test confirm, and minimap
- Data ports, notes, frames
- HTTP, notify / HA notice / TTS, Home Assistant blueprints
- YAML import / export
- Live test (
automation.trigger/script.turn_on) — this really turns things on and off - English and Swedish follow the Home Assistant language
What I would like from you
If you try it: what felt obvious, what you could not find, which HA patterns you still cannot draw, and what you would want next.
Use Issues if you prefer a ticket.
Thanks for reading — and for any suggestions.