Modes With Their Own Policies
Home, Away, Night, and your own custom modes - each binding its own escalation policy and false alarm delay. Night wakes the household; Away calls the neighbours.
A break-in. A water leak at the cabin. The freezer door at 2am, the furnace at minus 30. OpenAlarm takes the trigger from the system you already run - Home Assistant, UniFi Protect, anything that can call a URL - and texts, calls, and emails your people, in order, until someone acknowledges.
Free is free: no card, no contract. The waitlist is first in at launch.
TRIGGER -> OPENALARM -> SMS · VOICE · EMAIL -> YOUR PEOPLE
Not just burglary
Break-ins first - the moment your alarm trips, your people know. That job is table stakes. But your home knows about more than intruders, and if a sensor can see it, your people can know about it - one product for every "someone should know" in your life:
The missing middle
How it works
Home Assistant, Alarmo, a UniFi Protect webhook, a curl. If it can make an HTTP request, it can trigger.
Texts, calls, and email to the contacts you chose, in the order you set. The false alarm delay holds first - a quick disarm and nobody hears a thing.
One tap on the alert. Escalation stops, you see who has it, and they see your instructions.
The next level is alerted, then the next - and a repeating policy starts over rather than going quiet.
Built like a product, priced like a tool
Home, Away, Night, and your own custom modes - each binding its own escalation policy and false alarm delay. Night wakes the household; Away calls the neighbours.
Trip the sensor for real. The whole chain runs and records - who, in what order, on which channel - and nobody is contacted until you flip to live.
The house, the cabin, the rental - each location with its own alarms, address, test switch, and dashboard.
No modes, no arming, no waiting. Press, and your people's phones light up.
A key can fire an alarm and read nothing. Scope it to one alarm and a leaked webhook config still can't touch the rest.
Repeat triggers fold into one open incident with a full record: every alert, every acknowledgment, start to close.
Open where it counts
The Home Assistant integration and SDKs are open source; the hosted service is the paid part. Any hardware that can call a URL is supported hardware, and nothing about your setup is locked to us - your panel, your sensors, and your automations stay yours.
Trust
We deliver alerts and request a response. We never watch anything, and there is no footage because there are no cameras.
Every person consents before they can be alerted, every message carries a way out, and an opt-out is theirs alone to reverse.
We store what alerting needs and nothing else. Delete your account and everything goes with it, immediately - no retention games.
Launching Soon
OpenAlarm is almost ready. Leave your email and you're in first when it opens - early access, nothing more to it. Fair pricing, and a free tier that's actually useful.