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home-assistant-findmy

A python script that reads local FindMy cache files to publish device locations and metadata (including those of AirTags, AirPods, Apple Watches, iPhones) to Home Assistant via MQTT.

Important

It doesn't work on macOS versions Sonoma 14.4 / Ventura 13.6.5 / Monterey 12.7.5 and above due to encryption by Apple per CVE-2024-23229.

Migration to v1.0.2 • Support this project

Disclaimer

This script is provided as-is, without any warranty. Use at your own risk. This code is not tested and should only be used for experimental purposes. Loading the FindMy cache files is not intended by Apple and might cause problems. The project is not affiliated to Apple Inc., Home Assistant or MQTT.

Description

This python script reads the FindMy cache files and publishes the location data to MQTT to be used in Home Assistant. It uses auto discovery so no further entity configuration is needed in Home Assistant. Consult the documentation on how to set up an MQTT broker for Home Assistant. The script needs to be executed on macOS with a running FindMy installation. It must be executed as root and in a terminal with full disk access to be able to read the cache files.

Supports

  • Devices (iPhones, iPads, MacBooks, AirPods, Apple Watches, ...)
    • including family devices
  • Objects (AirTags, ...)

How to use

Docker

  1. Ensure that Docker instance (Desktop/Engine) has full disk access through the System's Settings.
  2. Configure .env
  3. Run docker compose up.

Versions

1.1.1

  • rename mqtt client to more descriptive. improved model. @ofirsnb

1.1.0

  • added findmy_ prefix to entity id. added manufacturer and model. Additional Minor Improvements. @ofirsnb

1.0.3

  • Removed the requirement of known_locations.json. In case not passed, HomeAssistant will use HA Zones to determine the locations. @ofirsnb

1.0.X - Breaking changes

  • Configuration is now done solely via environment variables and a JSON file for known locations
  • Installation using pip is now possible
  • Device data is only updated if the location timestamp changed in FindMy (skip with -f flag)
  • Improved terminal output
  • Minor improvements

0.0.2

0.0.1

  • Initial version

License

See LICENSE.md

Roadmap

  • Support DeviceGroups
  • Write comprehensive tests

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