Zigbee2MQTT → telemetry history
ZigStream adds live visibility and historical telemetry to your existing Zigbee2MQTT setup. Follow temperature, humidity, energy, battery levels, and device activity over time — without running another database and dashboard stack.
Free tier: 250,000 messages / month · unlimited devices · no card required.
A clearer view of your mesh
ZigStream gives your Zigbee2MQTT installation a memory. It collects the messages your devices already send, turns them into a readable live view, and keeps the history available when a single reading is not enough.
You do not need to replace your coordinator, move your MQTT broker, or redesign your automation. A small extension forwards telemetry to ZigStream, where it is associated with the right bridge and device so you can compare current state with what happened earlier.
That makes ordinary questions easier to answer: When did this sensor start going quiet? Is the battery declining? Did the temperature change gradually or all at once? Which devices were affected when the bridge restarted?
Watch incoming events and understand the current state of your devices.
Follow trends across hours, days, and device history instead of isolated readings.
Investigate stale devices, weak links, and low batteries before they become surprises.
One reporting layer, several useful views
Start with what is happening now, look back at the history, and use the context around each device to decide what needs attention.
Explore capabilities
Current state
Live view gives you a direct look at the messages reaching ZigStream. Filter by device, inspect the payload, and confirm whether your bridge is still sending data.
Why it matters
Useful when you are checking a new device or investigating a change.
Select a capability to explore how it fits into the workflow.
Mesh health
Coming soonZigbee networks degrade quietly — batteries die, links weaken, devices fall off the mesh without anyone noticing. ZigStream watches the maintenance signals for you.
Signal strength is tracked on every message, so you can spot weak links and place a router before devices drop.
See every battery at a glance and get flagged when one runs low — no more sensors dying silently.
Last-seen tracking surfaces devices that stop reporting, so a fallen-off sensor is noticed in minutes, not months.
Network health
Patio Door Contact
Weak link — move a router closer
Kitchen Multisensor
Battery low — replace soon
Garage Leak Sensor
Offline — last seen 3 days ago
From bridge to dashboard
Connect your existing Zigbee2MQTT installation, start sending telemetry, and use the dashboard to see both current events and the history behind them.
Drop one file into Zigbee2MQTT's extension folder and add your API key to configuration.yaml. No changes to your MQTT broker.
Telemetry is batched locally and pushed securely every few seconds — encrypted in transit, isolated per account.
See events land in Live view immediately, and every device's history building up in the dashboard behind it.
Simple plans, clear limits
Start with the tools you need to see Zigbee2MQTT telemetry clearly. Additional plans will follow as higher-volume and multi-site use cases become available.
Free
Pro
SoonPlanned for higher-volume, multi-site, and team use cases.
Advanced
SoonPlanned for higher-volume, multi-site, and team use cases.
Start sending telemetry
Connect an existing Zigbee2MQTT installation in a few minutes. Your broker, coordinator, and automations stay where they are.
configuration.yaml
YAMLadvanced:
enable_external_js: true
http_forwarder:
endpoint: "https://www.zigstream.app/ingest"
token: "mk_live_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"Replace the example token with the API key generated in your dashboard, then restart Zigbee2MQTT.