Integrate with tado° thermostats via its unofficial API (no official public API exists)
domain: my.tado.com (unofficial) · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Confirm there is no official tado developer program or self-serve API registration — all third-party access uses the same internal API that powers my.tado.com and the tado° app, reverse-engineered by the community.
Authenticate using tado's OAuth2 device-code flow against the endpoints documented by community projects (e.g., the community-maintained tado-openapispec-v2), since there is no vendor-issued client ID for third parties.
Check tado's own Help Center article 'Limitation for REST API usage' for current daily quotas: as of Jan 1, 2026 tado enforces roughly 100 requests/day without an Auto Assist/AI Assist subscription versus roughly 20,000/day with one.
Query zone/device state and post temperature changes through the same endpoints Home Assistant's tado integration uses.
Build in throttling, backoff, and a manual-control fallback, since tado can change endpoints or tighten quotas without notice.
Known gotchas
Not an official or supported API — tado can alter or block access at any time with no contract in place; do not present this as a stable partner integration.
Since 2026 the daily request quota is tied to the end customer's own subscription tier (Auto Assist/AI Assist), which the integrator does not control.
Because it's community-reverse-engineered, endpoint behavior can differ from documented community specs without official changelog notice.
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