Step 2: Install AdGuard Home Community Addon You should now see a huge list of community addons to install, including AdGuard Home.

In the Addon Store page, click the 3 dots in the top right corner > Repositories. If you search Supervisor for AdGuard Home and it shows up, then you already have the community addon store and can skip this step.

If you don’t have the Community Addon section added yet, you’ll need to add it. Step 1: Add Home Assistant Community Add-onsĪdGuard Home isn’t an official addon it’s a community addon, which means it doesn’t show up by default when you search for it under Supervisor. I’ll show you both methods in this article.ĪdGuard Home works similarly to PiHole but integrates much better with Home Assistant, so that’s why I’m creating this guide and using AGH instead of the pihole integration. Once configured, you can either add your Home Assistant IP address as a DNS entry manually to each device, or add it to your router to block ads on all devices in your network. It acts a DNS server that redirects ad and tracking domains to a blackhole, virtually eliminating them from your network. Home Assistant should have a static IP or IP reservation before continuing.ĪdGuard Home is a network wide ad blocker. For purposes of this guide, and for simplicy sake, if you already have Home Assistant up and running, I recommend using the Home Assistant AdGuard Addon which is what I’ll be covering in this tutorial. You can run AdGuard Home in a Docker container in Ubuntu and just plug in your Adguard Home IP and port number into the AGH integration. It’s important to point out that you don’t need to use the AdGuard Addon in Home Assistant to pull your AdGuard Home stats in HA. This will allow you to use your Home Assistant instance as your AdGuard server. In this guide, I’m going to show you how to setup and install AdGuard Home in Home Assistant.

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