One interface, every zone — lighting, climate, cameras, and energy.
A full Home Assistant deployment with a custom Lovelace UI, built to control lighting, climate, security cameras, and energy monitoring across multiple zones of a property from a single interface — on any phone, tablet, or wall-mounted screen.
A walkthrough of the zones, scenes, and live camera feeds.
Video coming soon
Built around how the property is actually used — not a generic template.
Hand-built dashboard layout mirroring the actual floor plan — not a generic default view. Tap a room to control it.
Independent heating and cooling schedules per zone, with presence-based setbacks to cut energy waste automatically.
Live security camera feeds embedded directly in the dashboard, with motion-triggered snapshots and alerts.
Live and historical consumption for every zone, right alongside the controls that affect it.
One-tap scenes — "Movie Night," "Away," "Morning" — plus automations that trigger on presence, time, or sensor input.
Full control from anywhere on the local network — phone, tablet, or a dedicated wall-mounted display.
Everything wired into one coherent system.
Per-room and per-fixture control, scheduled or scene-triggered, shown right on the floor plan.
Zone-independent temperature control with occupancy-aware scheduling.
RTSP feeds, motion alerts, and event history alongside every other control.
Real-time and historical usage, broken down by zone and device.
Configured for the specific layout of the property — not a one-size-fits-all install.
| Platform | Home Assistant OS, self-hosted |
| Interface | Custom Lovelace UI, matched to floor plan |
| Zones | Configurable per property (typically 4–10) |
| Camera Protocol | RTSP, embedded live in dashboard |
| Integration | MQTT, Zigbee2MQTT, ESPHome |
| Automation Engine | HA Core automations + scripts |
| Access | Local network by default; remote access optional |
| Updates | OTA from HA Supervisor |
| Data Storage | Local — no cloud dependency |
Every dashboard is custom-built around your actual floor plan and zones — not a generic template. Let's talk about what you need.