Turns your Home Assistant machine into network storage: Samba shares for Windows, macOS and Linux, plus a web interface for drives, users and files — all inside Home Assistant, no second box needed.
- Samba server (SMB/CIFS) reachable from Windows, macOS and Linux
- Web interface inside Home Assistant via Ingress — no extra port, no separate login
- Drives — mount and unmount external USB disks; mounts survive a reboot
because they are pinned to stable
/dev/disk/by-id/paths - Shares, users and groups with per-share access rules
- File manager — browse, upload, download, copy, move, rename, delete
- Backup jobs with automatic clean-up of old runs
- Network discovery — the NAS shows up in Windows Explorer (WSDD), in Nautilus and Dolphin (Avahi/mDNS) and in the macOS Finder
- Settings survive a reinstall — they are backed up to
/config/.simplenas/autoand restored automatically - German and English interface, dark and light theme
Filesystems: ext4, ext3, NTFS, FAT32, exFAT, btrfs, XFS.
Architectures: aarch64 (Raspberry Pi 4/5), amd64, armv7.
Click the button → the repository is added to Home Assistant → install Simple NAS from the store → Start.
Or by hand:
- In Home Assistant: Settings → Apps → Install app
- Top right ⋮ → Repositories
- Paste this URL and select Add:
https://github.com/gregorwolf1973/EasyNas-HASSIO-Addon - Simple NAS appears in the store → Install → Start
- simple_nas/README.md — full feature list, configuration and quick start
- simple_nas/DOCS.md — the in-depth documentation
- simple_nas/CHANGELOG.md — what changed when
| Add-on | What it is |
|---|---|
| Simple NAS | Samba shares and a web interface for drives, users and files |
MIT — see LICENSE.