What a device can drive.
Every connector live in the registry, read from it as you load this page. Each is one signed document a host pins by version and checksum.
- Connectors
- 18
- Source
- api.mintis.cloud/api/v1/connectors
- Read at
- 2026-10-07 14:42 UTC
Table 1 Connectors live in the registry, by name
Custom webhook
Send an event, like "I'm home", to your own Zapier, Make or n8n automation. Connect with the webhook's public https address on port 443; addresses on your home network don't work yet. For n8n, use a POST Webhook node's Production URL and turn the workflow on. Mintis can't see what your automation does, so every send asks twice. Never build one that calls for help, moves money or moves the body, such as a bed, hoist or wheelchair. Mintis must never be the only way to call for help.
What it sends
Sends the event you pick, any message you add, and that it came from Mintis to the webhook address you set. Your automation then passes them on to whatever services it uses. The address is kept encrypted and never shown again. Each response is kept in the Mintis audit log.
DeepL
Translate a set phrase, or words you dictate, into a language you pick, shown on screen or read out. Connect with a DeepL API key (Account, then API Keys) and pick its plan: a key ending in :fx is API Free, with 500,000 characters a month.
Provider website for DeepL, opens in a new tabWhat it sends
Sends the phrase you pick or dictate, and the language you pick, to DeepL through your own API key. DeepL API Free may keep texts indefinitely; Pro keeps them only as long as translating needs, and up to 72 hours after certain errors. The Mintis audit log keeps each translation you were shown and the languages you picked from.
Discord
Post a set message, or words you dictate, to a Discord channel. In the channel's settings, open Integrations, then Webhooks, then New Webhook, and connect with its URL. For a forum, add ?thread_id= and the thread's ID. Messages never ping @everyone, @here, roles or people. Not for emergencies: a message can go unseen.
Provider website for Discord, opens in a new tabWhat it sends
Sends the message you pick or dictate to Discord, which posts it in the channel whose webhook address you set, where everyone in the channel can read it. The address is kept encrypted and never shown again. The Mintis audit log keeps each post's response, which holds the message as posted.
DummyJSON
Demo connector on the public DummyJSON sandbox: browse quotes and recipes, search products, or add an item to try a confirmed write. No account needed.
Provider website for DummyJSON, opens in a new tabWhat it sends
Sends only what you pick to DummyJSON, a public sandbox that keeps nothing. Each response is kept in the Mintis audit log.
Home Assistant
Your Home Assistant lights and temperature sensors, whatever their brand: see which lights are on, switch them all on or off, dim or brighten them, and read the temperatures. Mintis finds Home Assistant on your home network and talks to it directly with a long-lived access token from your Home Assistant profile; the registry never reaches it.
Provider website for Home Assistant, opens in a new tabWhat it sends
Light and temperature readings and the lights you switch go from your host to the Home Assistant on your home network, with your access token. Nothing passes through the registry.
IFTTT applets
Run applets you built in IFTTT. Give an applet the Webhooks trigger "Receive a web request" with an event name from mintis_1 to mintis_6, and it appears as Applet 1 to 6; you can also type any event name. Needs IFTTT Pro and your Webhooks key, from the Webhooks service's Documentation page. Mintis can't see what an applet does, so every run asks twice. Never build an applet that calls for help, moves money or moves the body, such as a bed, hoist or wheelchair. Mintis must never be the only way to call for help.
Provider website for IFTTT applets, opens in a new tabWhat it sends
Sends the event name and any values you give to IFTTT through your own Webhooks key. Your applet then passes them on to whatever services it uses. Each response is kept in the Mintis audit log.
LIFX
Your LIFX lights: see which are on, switch them on or off, dim or brighten them. Each change sets a state rather than toggling, so a repeat does no harm.
Provider website for LIFX, opens in a new tabWhat it sends
Reads and sets the state of your LIFX lights through your own LIFX account. Each response is kept in the Mintis audit log.
ntfy
Send one of a few set messages to someone's phone through ntfy. Not for emergencies: a notification can arrive late or go unseen.
Provider website for ntfy, opens in a new tabWhat it sends
Sends the preset message you pick to ntfy, which delivers it to everyone subscribed to the topic, through your own ntfy account. Each response is kept in the Mintis audit log.
Nuki
Your Nuki smart locks: see which doors are locked, lock or unlock one, or open the door. Unlocking and opening ask twice. The lock needs Nuki Web, over its own Wi-Fi or a Nuki Bridge, and acts a few seconds after each command.
Provider website for Nuki, opens in a new tabWhat it sends
Reads your Nuki locks, including each lock's name, state, settings and the location recorded for it, and sends lock, unlock and open commands through your own Nuki Web account, which you connect by signing in to Nuki. Each response is kept in the Mintis audit log.
Open-Meteo
The weather where you are: conditions now, and today's high, low, chance of rain, sunrise and sunset. No account needed.
Provider website for Open-Meteo, opens in a new tabWhat it sends
Sends the coordinates you set to Open-Meteo to look up the weather there. Each response is kept in the Mintis audit log.
Pushover
Send a set message, or words you dictate, to your phone or someone else's through Pushover. Create a free Pushover application for its API token and copy the recipient's user or group key, then connect with https://api.pushover.net/1/messages.json?token=<API token>&user=<user or group key> and nothing else. A group message counts once per member against your monthly allowance. Not for emergencies: a notification can arrive late or go unseen.
Provider website for Pushover, opens in a new tabWhat it sends
Sends the message you pick or dictate to Pushover, which delivers it to the user or group in the address you set. The address holds your application's token and the user key, and is kept encrypted and never shown again. The Mintis audit log keeps each send's response.
Radio Browser
Find internet radio in the community-run Radio Browser directory: today's most played stations, stations by country or genre, or one by name. No account needed.
Provider website for Radio Browser, opens in a new tabWhat it sends
Sends the country, genre or station name you pick to Radio Browser to find stations. Each response is kept in the Mintis audit log.
Shelly
Switch Shelly plugs and switches on or off through Shelly Cloud. Connect with your server and authorization cloud key from the Shelly app (User settings, then Authorization cloud key); the key changes when your Shelly password does. Not for relays on gates or doors.
Provider website for Shelly, opens in a new tabWhat it sends
Lists your Shelly devices and switches the one you pick through your own Shelly Cloud account, on the server your Shelly app names. The Mintis audit log keeps each switch's response and the device names and models you were shown.
SwitchBot
Open or close SwitchBot Curtains and see how far closed they are, or have a SwitchBot Bot press its button. Needs a SwitchBot Hub with Cloud Service on (Third-party Services, in app 9.0 and later).
Provider website for SwitchBot, opens in a new tabWhat it sends
Reads your SwitchBot device list and sends curtain and button commands through your own SwitchBot account. Each response is kept in the Mintis audit log.
Telegram
Send a set message, or your own words, to a person or group through your own Telegram bot. Make a new bot just for Mintis with @BotFather and connect its token; a bot another program already uses may return empty lists. People and groups show up once they've messaged the bot in the last 24 hours. Not for emergencies: a message can arrive late or go unseen.
Provider website for Telegram, opens in a new tabWhat it sends
Reads the updates Telegram holds for your bot (up to 100, from the last 24 hours) to list who you can write to, and sends the message you pick or write to the chat you pick, through your own Telegram bot. The Mintis audit log keeps, encrypted, each message you send with Telegram's answer, and the names a list showed you, but not the updates it read them from.
Todoist
Today's tasks, and anything overdue, from your Todoist account.
Provider website for Todoist, opens in a new tabWhat it sends
Reads the tasks due today and overdue from your own Todoist account. Each response is kept in the Mintis audit log.
Twilio SMS
Send a text message from your own Twilio account and number. Connect with your account address: https://api.twilio.com/2010-04-01/Accounts/ followed by your Account SID (it starts with AC), and nothing after it. For another Twilio region, swap in its API host, such as api.dublin.ie1.twilio.com, and its credentials. Sign in with the Account SID and Auth Token, or an API key SID and secret. The recipient, your number and the text are typed, so send it from a flow or a device you can type on. Twilio charges your account for every text, and a trial account only reaches verified numbers. It is not a way to call for help: a text can arrive late or not at all, so never make Mintis the only way to call for help.
Provider website for Twilio SMS, opens in a new tabWhat it sends
Sends the number a text goes to, your Twilio number it comes from, and its words to Twilio under your own account, which delivers it and charges you for it. Your account address and credentials are kept encrypted and never shown again. The Mintis audit log keeps, encrypted, Twilio's answer, which repeats both numbers and the words; Twilio also keeps the message in your account's logs.
Voice Monkey
Run your Alexa routines through Voice Monkey, listed by the names of their Routine Trigger devices. Connect with an API token from the Voice Monkey console (API Tokens); a v2 account must move to v3 first. Mintis can't see what a routine does, so every run asks twice. Never build a routine that calls for help, moves money or moves the body, such as a bed, hoist or wheelchair. Mintis must never be the only way to call for help. The free plan's 200 calls a month cover about 100 runs.
Provider website for Voice Monkey, opens in a new tabWhat it sends
Lists your Routine Trigger devices and triggers the one you pick through your own Voice Monkey account, which fires its Alexa routine. The Mintis audit log keeps each trigger's response and the routine names you were shown.
Publish yours. A connector says which actions your product allows and how much confirmation each needs. Mintis wrote the first ones; early publishers go through the same review, by email.