HaDash Panel

Bring your smart home to the big screen. HaDash Panel connects directly to your own Home Assistant installation and displays the dashboards you have already built. Choose which dashboard opens by default, switch between views, and control lights, covers, climate, media, scenes, and other devices with the remote. Features: • Native tvOS experience designed for the big screen and remote • Discover and choose from your available dashboards • Save a dashboard as the default • Short press performs the normal action • Hold Select for details and additional controls • Live entity updates with weather and history views • Calendar cards show upcoming events as a clean list • Mushroom cards (entity, light, climate, lock, title, chips, and more) render with the same native TV layout as everything else • Optional HomeKit-style look: colored cards, a status bar for climate/lights/security/curtains/media that filters the whole dashboard, and a full-screen background photo from a view's own Home Assistant background setting • Dedicated Tesla screen — battery, range, charging, climate, locks, frunk/trunk, and tire pressure — automatically found from any Tesla integration in Home Assistant, just by naming a view "car" • Danish and English interface • Built-in guide to the dashboard types that work best on TV Dashboards are still created and edited in Home Assistant — not on the TV. Standard cards such as Tile, Entities, Button, Light, Gauge, Weather Forecast, Markdown, Heading, camera/picture, History, and Statistics provide the best results. Selected HACS cards use an adapted native TV layout when they contain direct entity references. Your Home Assistant address is stored locally, and your access token is secured in Apple Keychain. The app contains no ads, analytics, or tracking, and the developer does not collect your personal information. Access to a Home Assistant installation is required. HaDash Panel is an independent, unofficial client and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Home Assistant, Nabu Casa, or the Open Home Foundation.