Integrations
Connect anything
EasyBoard tiles update via a plain HTTP PATCH — no library, no SDK, no OAuth. If a tool can make an HTTP request, it can drive a tile.
Pick your integration below for a complete, copy-paste guide.
Zapier
Trigger tile updates from any of Zapier's 6,000+ apps — new spreadsheet row, new email, Stripe payment, Typeform submission, and more.
Best for: Non-technical workflows where the data source is already in Zapier.
GitHub Actions
Update a tile on every push, release, or workflow run. Display live build status, last deploy time, or test pass rate on your dashboard.
Best for: Teams who want a visible deploy signal without a separate status page.
Home Assistant
Push any Home Assistant sensor, device state, or calculated value to EasyBoard tiles using a REST command and a one-line automation.
Best for: Surfacing home sensor data on a shared display or external dashboard.
cron / shell scripts
The simplest possible integration — a one-line curl command in a cron job. Works on any Linux server, Raspberry Pi, Mac, or cloud VM.
Best for: Periodic metrics from servers, databases, or any system you already have shell access to.
n8n
Drive EasyBoard tiles from any n8n workflow using the built-in HTTP Request node. Works on self-hosted n8n and n8n Cloud — no plugin required.
Best for: Teams running self-hosted automation who want full control over their stack.
Apple Shortcuts
Use the "Get Contents of URL" action to push personal metrics from your iPhone or Mac — step count, screen time, battery level, or anything else Shortcuts can read.
Best for: Personal dashboards driven by iPhone sensors or iOS app data.
Scriptable Widget
Display live EasyBoard tile values directly on your iPhone home screen using the free Scriptable app. Small widget shows one tile; medium shows two side by side.
Best for: Always-visible metrics you want to see without opening any app.
Using a device instead?
Looking for ESP32, Raspberry Pi, or MicroPython? Those have their own device-specific guides in the Connecting Devices section.
Need the full HTTP reference? API Reference covers every endpoint with examples in curl, JavaScript, Python, Go, Ruby, and PowerShell.