Comparison graphs
Put up to seven sensors on one 24-hour chart and compare them at a glance.
Your lights, cameras and sensors in a frosted-glass panel on your desktop. For Windows, macOS and Linux.
Click a tile. Hold a light to dim it, or pin one to the desktop.
Put up to seven sensors on one 24-hour chart and compare them at a glance.
Control devices from any app. In the widget, press Ctrl+K to search devices, pages and actions.
Your favorite devices in a grid. Click to toggle, hold for more.
Drop any tile onto your desktop as its own little window. On Omarchy, add your tiles to the bar too.
Watch live feeds or refreshing snapshots right in the widget.
Choose Auto, Dark or Light and an accent color. Seasonal themes bring cobwebs and jack-o'-lanterns in October, snow and Santa's sleigh in December, and art for other holidays. Turn any of them off in Settings.
Get a notification when a door stays open, a reading crosses a threshold, or a device goes offline. Home Assistant's own notifications show up too, and wait in the bell until you dismiss them.
You sign in on Home Assistant's own page, and your login is stored in your OS keychain when one is available.
Keep your layout and theme in sync through a folder you already sync. Edits merge section by section, with a backup when both computers change the same section. Optional passphrase encryption protects the file; tokens, desktop pins, window positions and hotkeys stay local.



Run the build for your OS and open the widget. A short setup walks you through the rest.
Enter the address you use for Home Assistant and approve it in your browser.
Choose a room to start from, or click + and pick the lights, sensors and cameras you want.
Want automations to control it? Try the companion integration.
Free folder Profile Sync is built into the desktop app. Cloud Sync is an optional paid service that does the same job without Dropbox, OneDrive or another sync app.
Choose HA Desktop Widget Cloud as the sync app in Settings and sign in with Google or GitHub on each computer. It merges, backs up and encrypts your settings the same way folder sync does, and with encryption on the service cannot read your synced settings. New accounts start with a free trial.
Read the privacy policy and the subscription terms, which give the price. Folder Profile Sync stays free and needs no account.