Comparison graphs
Put up to seven sensors on one 24-hour chart and compare them at a glance.
Home Assistant,
without the browser tab.
Your lights, cameras and sensors in a translucent panel on your desktop. For Windows, macOS and Linux.
- No account for core features
- No telemetry
- MIT licensed
- Updates itself
Click a tile. Hold a light to dim it, or pin one to the desktop.
Accent
Weather
Everything you reach for, none of the dashboard.
Global hotkeys
Control devices from any app, or press Ctrl+K to search everything.
Quick Access
Your favorite devices in a grid. Click to toggle, hold for more.
Desktop pins
Drop any tile onto your desktop as its own little window.
Live cameras
Watch live feeds or refreshing snapshots right in the widget.
It never sees your password
You sign in on Home Assistant's own page, and your login is stored encrypted by your OS.
Profile sync, opt-in
Keep your layout and theme in sync across computers through a folder you already sync.
The real thing.
Running in about two minutes.
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1
Install and open
Run the build for your OS and click the settings button.
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2
Point it at Home Assistant
Enter the address you use for Home Assistant and approve it in your browser.
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3
Add your entities
Click + and pick the lights, sensors and cameras you want.
Want automations to control it? Try the companion integration.
Cloud Sync is planned for 4.0
Keep your widget settings available across computers. Cloud Sync will be optional; the desktop app and folder sync remain free.
To use Cloud Sync, you will sign in with Google or GitHub. The service uses your verified email address and provider ID to identify your account, and stores the settings you choose to sync. Google and GitHub do not receive your Home Assistant settings through this sign-in. After a 14 day service trial, saving new changes will require a USD 24/year subscription.
Read the privacy policy and subscription terms for details. This feature is in private testing until 4.0 is ready.
