Home Assistant Supervisor in Home Assistant
hassio
part of Home Assistant since 0.42
The Home Assistant Supervisor integration connects Home Assistant with local system services to manage and monitor the Home Assistant instance. It provides entities for backup management, system diagnostics, and update checks, enabling users to oversee core operations and maintenance tasks.
Typical uses
- Monitoring system status
- Managing backups
- Checking for updates
- Controlling system settings
Facts about this integration
- Compatible with Home Assistant
- yes, official integration
- Connection
- Local, polling – Talks to the device on your own network and asks for changes at regular intervals.
- Setup
- in configuration.yaml
- Kind
- Integration
- Quality scale
- Internal – Part of Home Assistant itself, not rated separately.
- Installations
- 457,802 (63.8 % of the installations that share statistics)
- Categories
- Backup, Binary sensor, Sensor, Switch, Update
- Provides
- Backup, Binary sensor, Diagnostics, Sensor, Switch, Update
- Maintained by
- @home-assistant/supervisor
- Python packages
aiohasupervisor==0.9.0
Setup
- This integration is set up in configuration.yaml, not in the user interface.
- The documentation lists the exact entries; restart Home Assistant after adding them.
Blueprints that use this integration
- Automation Update notifications – Sends update notifications via mobile app, using update entities and Hassio services.
- Automation Automated Daily Snapshot – Schedules a daily backup using Hassio and notifies via the mobile app integration.
- Automation Home Assistant Auto-update
- Automation Advanced Auto-Updater – Automates system updates with input text and boolean controls, notifying users via Home Assistant.
- Automation Renew Let's Encrypt Certificate – Automatically renews Let's Encrypt certificates and notifies via mobile app.
- Automation Send a mobile notification when add-on update is available – Notifies via mobile app when add-on updates are available using Hassio integration.
Known issues and fixes
13 open issues and 39 bug fixes in the last twelve months are recorded for Home Assistant Supervisor in the Home Assistant issue tracker. If something does not work, update first: the most recent fix shipped with Home Assistant 2026.11.0.
Open
- open Deleting a backup from a NAS does not update the list in Home Assistant
- open The DNS resolver sometimes returns incomplete CNAME chains when using UDP
- open Reported problem #188626
- open An error occurs when accessing the Supervisor API
- open The Apps section may indicate an update is available for a local app even though it isn't yet
- open Backup password checks cause Supervisor HTTP connections to leak, exhausting the Core's connection pool
- open Backup jobs may be marked as failed even though the backup completes successfully
- open Reported problem #174919
Fixed
- fixed in 2026.11.0 Bug fix #189404
- fixed in 2026.10.0 Changing managed app settings may reset existing configuration options
- fixed in 2026.10.0 Leaving an app's log page can cause Supervisor connection leaks
- fixed in 2026.9.1 Removing an app during repair flows does not warn the user that its data will be deleted
- fixed in 2026.8.2 The hassio config entry is not created during setup, causing delays
- fixed in 2026.7.3 Add-on update entities are not refreshed after a store reload via the Supervisor API
- fixed in 2026.7.2 The hassio coordinator is not refreshed after an OS update is installed
- fixed in 2026.7.0 Bug fix #174063
- fixed in 2026.6.0 During onboarding, the Supervisor may not be updated to the latest version
- fixed in 2026.5.2 Specifying folders during a partial backup may cause an AttributeError in hassio
- fixed in 2026.5.1 Authenticating via the Supervisor Unix socket may trigger an IndexError
- fixed in 2026.2.3 The backup stage of a Core or App update does not display a progress indicator
Source: the issue tracker of Home Assistant, as of November 1, 2026. The sentences are written by a language model from the titles of the issues; the reports themselves are on GitHub.
Check a specific device for known problems in the product check →
Source of this entry: the official documentation of the integration
The description was written by a language model from the facts listed here, not taken from the documentation.
