Wittytut Home Assistant — Google Assistant Bridge
This is not a public product. It is one person's home automation server, talking to Google on behalf of one house.
This site exists for one reason: Google's OAuth console requires a home page, a privacy policy and terms of service before an application can leave "Testing" mode. Those documents are here, and they describe exactly what the software does.
What this application is
It is a self-hosted Home Assistant installation running on a private home server, plus Home Assistant's built-in Google Assistant SDK integration. That integration authenticates with a Google Cloud project owned by this household and uses the Google Assistant API to deliver text commands — for example turn on the living room lights — from the home automation system to Google, so Google can act on devices linked to the household's Google Home account.
Who uses it
One person, in one house. There is no sign-up, no user accounts, no onboarding, and no way for anyone outside this household to obtain credentials for it. It is not distributed, not published to any app store, and not offered as a service to others.
What it is not
- It does not collect, sell, or share personal data — see the privacy policy.
- It is provided with no warranty and no support — see the terms of service.
- It has no advertising, no analytics, and no tracking of any kind.