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Notifications

Hauser is the configurator and the display. Home Assistant does the waiting and the triggering. That way a rule keeps working when every Hauser screen is off.

Settings → Home → Notifications has eight categories you fill yourself:

Laundry, Doors & windows, Motion & presence, Safety, Climate, Device health, Energy, Custom.

Each category has a colour for the border of its tiles.

A rule names an entity, the states that trigger it, a delay before it counts and, where it fits, a threshold to stay above or below. Every active rule becomes a Home Assistant automation built from one of three Hauser blueprints. Hauser keeps that set in step when you save.

  • Test send shows what a rule will look like.
  • History comes from the Home Assistant logbook.

Settings → Home → Notifications → Laundry is a guided setup for the washer and the dryer. Two paths:

  • bind an existing status entity, or
  • use the bundled power-sensor blueprint: choose the sensor, review thresholds and hold times, preview the exact Home Assistant objects, then confirm.

Cycle detection stays in Home Assistant.

As tiles in the notification layer on the panel, and flowing with the content on the phone.

Multi-device dismissal, quiet hours, browser push and other channels are later work.