Apple TV · Native App

Home Automation Dashboard

Your smart home, on the big screen

Home Automation Dashboard turns your Home Assistant server into a control panel for the TV. Switch lights and fans, set the heat, pause the movie, check the front door camera and lock up, all from the couch with the Siri Remote. The layout comes from Home Assistant, so you arrange it where you already arrange everything else, and a built-in demo home lets you try it first.

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Apple TV · The demo home, driven with the Siri Remote

The Home page: a ceiling fan with six speeds and reverse, a row of lights with the porch light focused, scenes, blinds and modes, with the page list in a sidebar

Home · Fans, lights, scenes and blinds

The brightness page for the breakfast nook light, with Off, 25, 50, 75 and 100 percent

Hold a light for its brightness

The Climate page: thermostats with heat-to and cool-to targets, a bedroom heater, a water heater and a humidifier

Climate · Thermostats, heaters and humidifiers

The Media page: the living room TV playing a film, kitchen and bedroom speakers with volume, and camera stills

Media · Now playing, speakers and cameras

The driveway camera playing live in full view

Click a camera to watch it live

A full-screen question, Open Garage Door?, with focus on Cancel and Open in red beside it

Doors, locks and alarms ask first

The Security page: alarm panels with arm modes, door locks, a siren and the garage door

Security · Alarms, locks and the garage

The Appliances page: a robot vacuum, a lawn mower, a garden sprinkler, the main water valve and numeric inputs

Appliances · Vacuums, mowers and valves

The Sensors page: weather, sunset time, humidity, people at home and sensor readings

Sensors · Readings, weather and people

The Home page in the Discs style with the cream Daylight color scheme

Discs style · Daylight colors

The Home page in the Panels style with the green Forest color scheme

Panels style · Forest colors

The setup screen with three steps and a QR code to scan with an iPhone

Set up from your iPhone

Built for the Siri Remote

Everything on your dashboard, one click away

CLICK

Click to switch

A click does the obvious thing: a light toggles, a fan steps to that speed, a scene runs, a target goes up a degree

HOLD

Hold for more

A long press opens brightness, fan and preset modes, sources, sound modes and lists, with focus already on the current value

40+

Almost every device type

Lights, fans, blinds, climate, water heaters, media players, cameras, locks, alarms, vacuums, mowers, valves, timers, to-do lists and sensors

LIVE

Live cameras

Camera stills refresh while they're on screen, and a click plays the live stream full screen

SAFE

Asks before it opens

Unlocking, disarming and opening a garage door, gate or water valve ask first, with focus on Cancel so a stray click does nothing

HA

Your layout from Home Assistant

Use a dashboard you build in Home Assistant, or tag devices with a label and let the app lay them out. Edits show up on the TV right away

QR

Set up from your iPhone

Scan the code on the TV and finish on your phone. No typing with the remote

3×4

Three styles, four color schemes

Rings, Discs or Panels, in Midnight, Graphite, Forest or Daylight

Settings behind a PIN

Guests can use the dashboard, but only you can change where it connects or what it shows

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No account, no data collected

The app talks to your Home Assistant server and nothing of the developer's

Compatibility

For Apple TV HD and Apple TV 4K running tvOS 18 or later, and a Home Assistant server you run yourself, on your own hardware or a hosted instance. You'll need a long-lived access token from your Home Assistant profile, and an iPhone or any phone with a camera makes setup quickest. The app connects to your local address first and can fall back to a remote one, such as Home Assistant Cloud, when you're away from home.Home Automation Dashboard is an independent app. It isn't made, endorsed or certified by the Home Assistant project, the Open Home Foundation or Nabu Casa.

Try it first

No server yet? Choose Try the demo on the welcome screen to explore a fictional sample home with every kind of control: fans, lights, climate, media, live cameras, locks, an alarm and appliances. Nothing you do in the demo reaches a real device, and you can connect your own home from there whenever you're ready.

Privacy

Your home stays between your TV and your server

Home Automation Dashboard connects only to the Home Assistant server you set it up with. There's no account with the developer, no developer server and no analytics, advertising or tracking. Your server address, access token and PIN are kept in your Apple TV's Keychain, and unlock and alarm codes are never stored. Its App Store privacy label is "Data Not Collected." Read the full privacy policy.