Big-screen visibility
See lights, sensors, weather, energy data, climate controls, and other important information from across the room.
Home Assistant dashboard for Apple TV
HADash —
Home Assistant
Dashboard for
Apple TV
Turn your Apple TV into a clean and readable Home Assistant dashboard. View lights, sensors, weather, gauges, entities, clocks, statistics, and more on the big screen.
Built for Home Assistant users who want a dedicated smart home dashboard on Apple TV.
Bring your Home Assistant dashboard to the big screen
HADash connects to your Home Assistant server and displays your dashboard on Apple TV. It gives you a clear, always-visible view of your smart home without opening a phone, tablet, or browser.
- Designed for Apple TV
- Connects to your Home Assistant
- Displays supported dashboard cards
- Works in any room or shared space
- Keeps key info visible every day
A dedicated Home Assistant dashboard for your TV
Shared smart home access
Make your Home Assistant dashboard usable by everyone in the house without requiring the mobile app.
Clean TV-first interface
HADash is designed to present Home Assistant data clearly on Apple TV — not as a squeezed browser page.
Everyday smart home control
Use your TV as a practical information and control screen for your home — lights, climate, cameras, and more.
Supported Home Assistant cards
HADash supports a growing range of common Home Assistant dashboard cards.
Entities Card
Entity Card
Button Card
Light Card
Thermostat Card
Weather Card
Gauge Card
Sensor Card
Clock Card
Statistics Graph
Vertical Stack
Heading Card
History Graph
Glance Card
Picture Cards
Markdown Card
How HADash works
1
Install HADash
Open HADash on your Apple TV from the App Store.
2
Connect Home Assistant
Enter your Home Assistant server address and API key.
3
Open your dashboard
HADash loads your dashboard and displays supported cards on the TV screen.
See HADash in action
HADash is built for a TV-first experience with clear cards, readable information, and a layout that works from across the room.
Built for Home Assistant users
HADash is made for people who already use Home Assistant and want a dedicated dashboard experience on Apple TV.
It does not replace Home Assistant. It brings your existing smart home setup to a larger and more visible screen.
View GitHub →Frequently asked questions
Is HADash an official Home Assistant app?
No. HADash is an independent Apple TV client that connects to your own Home Assistant instance via the official API and long-lived access tokens.
Does HADash work on Apple TV?
Yes. HADash is built specifically for Apple TV (tvOS) and is controlled with the Siri Remote.
Do I need Home Assistant to use HADash?
Yes. You need a running Home Assistant server that HADash can reach on your network (or via HTTPS).
Can HADash control Home Assistant entities?
Yes for supported cards — for example lights (toggle), buttons, thermostats, and other interactive entities exposed on your dashboard.
Does HADash replace Home Assistant?
No. Configure dashboards in Home Assistant as usual; HADash displays and interacts with them on the TV.
How do I connect HADash to Home Assistant?
Create a long-lived access token in your HA profile, then add the server URL and token in HADash under Servers. See the setup guide.
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