This is where i’m going to draw the line, and lets keep discussing the possibility of a dashboard made by Athom.
Discussing if it is a mandatory thing is just an opinion and is different for everyone, that is with every (Added, or removed) feature.
But lets just keep it friendly, we are all here (I hope) to have a good time and help other people.
This is really clean and beautiful, Bas! May I ask what frameworks you are using to create this dashboard?
On-topic, I’d like to see something out of the box from Athom, but in the mean while I am happy to create a custom solution using Grafana, NodeRed, Prometheus or similar. I’d like to see relevant sensor data like inside / outside temp., el-price forcast, weather forcast, calendar, where the family members are, and be able to trigger a few flows.
-Nico
I’ve managed to make pretty nice dashboards in HA. But actually I don’t look at it very often, as I noticed. The crafting is the most fun haha. I find it useful if I can quickly switch certain groups of lamps, curtains, etc. But all those statuses…
It’s really very personal, so a dash should be fairly flexible to arrange.
My modified Homeydash also still functions fine here.
The kitchen
Sensors, graphs
Homey system info
haha… I’m noticing the exact same thing! I regularly have the camera feed of my baby-boy. That’s it (wall mounted tablet). Invested hours and hours to make it beautiful, but never look at it.
bob de zuigslet is a great name for a vacuum cleaner XD
is this via raspberry pi? home assistance? and what rp did you use? in these times it is almost impossible to come
Thanks hehe. It runs on a second hand NUC (8 to 10 yrs old, 8GB dualcore), running linux Debian 11.
I installed VirtualBox and imported the HA image for it from the HA website.
It runs 2 instances, one instance is for testing and trying to break stuff.
The NUC was E50,- 
interesting… can i send you a prive message?
Sure.
Hey!
Really nice dashboard!
Have been looking for a long time for a real nice dash to Homey. I dont have the knowledge to make it myself.
Would you consider sending a small guide in PM? 
Kan i run HA on my regular computer with win 11 or do i have to get another for only that porpose?
Thanks!
If Homey just makes good widgets where you can adjust the layout text and color yourself, then a dashboard is available for the common man. Advanced dashboards would be nice in a separate app.
I guess the best thing you can currently do (afaik) is create a customisable AVD: [APP][Pro] Advanced Virtual Device (Device Capabilities App) with Unique Text Status Indicator - Apps - Homey Community Forum
But unfortunatly, i know, this is not the real thing as it comes to dashboards ofc.
It’s just currently the best i can come up with 
Just a loose idea on the dashboard front.
Some users have been requesting integration with Sharptools.io (Dashboard for SmartThings, Hubitat, and Home Assistant | SharpTools). I don’t have any experience with this tool myself, but could be a solution. Either convincing Sharptools to support Homey or a project for a (group of?) Community Developer or a cooperation between Sharptools and Athom?
Hi Calle,
You can install VirtualBox or VMware on your regular computer windows system, then download & import the ready to run HA image, and start fiddling right away.
Install MQTT Hub + MQTT Client on Homey, and MQTT Broker on HA.
Optional, install Home Assistant app on Homey, when you want to interact with HA devices from Homey.
When things are connected, HA starts to build a dash by itself with all devices (and will continue doing that with new devices).
Then there is Dwain’s dashboard, which is also full automatic, but editable.
Here’s a starter guide: https://assistent.homeycornelisse.nl/
Homehabit is a nice dashboard and works well with Homey. You can run it on a android tablet.
I was using the node-red dashboard.
It worked, but refreshing the web page takes a few seconds. That annoyed me.
I now use the app Homehabit.
It works with mqtt. And a lot of other possibilities.
You can implement grafana, camera’s and webpages.
Multiple pages are supported.
You can run it without an raspberry pie.
You need the apps mqtt broker and hub. And maybe the client.
Depending on what you would like for integration but it can be free. But is always good to support the developer.
This is a good tip. I’ve tried to set it up, but none of my homey controlled devices are visible in the HomeHabit app. mqtt is set up and all my devices are seen by a mqtt browser, but I get nothing in HomeHabit. Do you have any tips, or guides you could point me towards?
I use a program called mqtt.fx. This is for windows and mac os. With this programm you can see al the mqtt messages that are send.
Than you have to search for the right command.
With mqtt.fx you can also test if the command works.
Than you have to add the items to the mqtt integration. It should look like this:
Hope this will help.
If you need more info, let me know.
When the items are added to the integration you can add a widget and select the correct item.
I’ve been trying this, and dimmers, lights and sensors work ok, but how about thermostats? Have you been able to make those work?
I do not use thermostats myself, but tried to figure it out.
A solution I found is to set it up as a dimmer.
Add it in the mqtt integration the thermostat as a dimmer and ad the widget as a dimmer.
Than you can select the style up/down. Maybe set a minimum and maximum temperature.
Maybe not the nicest solution, but it works.
And else you have to ask the developer.
