Gallery

At home, beside the lamp. A real 4-inch panel in the room it controls.

Your home's power, live. The energy card on nine cells of the 10.1-inch: solar, the grid and the battery around the house, dots running along every flow, and the four devices that use the most.

A whole room on one page, after dark. Clock, weather, music, the front door camera, heating, graphs and lighting share the 10.1-inch canvas in Dark mode.

Six rows on the 10.1-inch. Thirty tiles on one page: music, the front door camera, heating, graphs, lights, the robot and the curtains.

Seven rows on the 10.1-inch. Thirty-five tiles: the alarm, the porch light, a second thermostat and the coffee machine join the page.

Eight rows in Dark mode. Forty tiles on one page of the 10.1-inch, with a kitchen speaker and a small live porch camera in the last row.

Solar, grid and battery at a glance. The energy card on two by two cells, above the solar energy of today and the EV charger. It reads the Energy settings Home Assistant already has.

Who is at the door. The front door camera live on a big tile, the lock and the porch light below it.

An evening page. Two scenes in pastel lilac and blue, and the ceiling light and fan as tall sliders.

Music after dark. Album artwork on one dark colour from its cover, track progress, playback and volume.

Music with room for more. A music tile two cells wide and two high beside the heating, a lamp dimmer and presence.

Energy beside the charger. The energy card two cells wide and three rows high, with the solar energy of today, the EV charger and the home battery beside it.

Someone is at the door. A camera snapshot accompanies the doorbell alert and its response action.

The compact kitchen screen. Weather, a pasta timer, coffee, the kitchen lamp and power on a small panel.

Energy on 2.8 inches. On a CYD standing up the energy card takes the page and turns its diagram upright. It needs no memory for pictures.

Heating takes the whole page. A full-page climate tile gives the current temperature and modes more space.

Light effects, in detail. Choose an effect, palette, preset or playlist and adjust speed and intensity.

A day of temperature. A 24-hour temperature graph with high and low readings and time-range controls.

The vacuum card on a Guition. Start cleaning, dock and the suction, on the 4-inch panel.

A full-page music player. Artwork, track timing, transport controls and volume on one large tile.

Cameras as tiles. One camera filling its tile, one showing its whole picture, beside the porch light and presence.

Good morning, in Dark mode. The clock with the date, the weather, coffee and presence on graphite cards.

Power history on 2.8 inches. A compact energy-use view with a graph, extrema and selectable time ranges.

The forecast, up close. Current conditions, hourly temperatures and the coming days.

Curtains at seventy percent. A visual position control with open, stop and close actions.

A taller view of your home. Standing layouts on the 10.1-inch Guition and the 7-inch Waveshare, to scale.

Presence across the day. A colour-coded timeline shows time spent at home, the office and away.

The same home, in German. The rooms, tiles, weather, dates and presence in German, with German number formatting.

Pick a lighting effect. A focused picker keeps long lists of lighting effects easy to browse.

History you can touch. A temperature history view photographed on the physical panel.

Build your own top bar. The outdoor temperature, people at home and the time, each with how it looks on the screen.

The front door, wide. The front door camera, the lock, the porch light, the weather and presence on the 4.3-inch Waveshare.

The week in the garden. Every day with a bar from its low to its high, above the sun’s path.

Three thermostats. Heating and an airco two cells high with their modes, and a short bedroom stepper.

Your alarm panels. Four panels in Home Assistant’s colours, beside the hall temperature and motion.

Every lock at a glance. Locked, unlocked, jammed, locking and one waiting for a second tap to unlock.

A clock beside your bed. The time as large as the glass allows, with the bedside lamp, the front door and the alarm under it.

Change a tile from your phone. On a phone the editor shows the page as the screen does, with one button to add a tile.