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Every room, at a glance
Temperature, humidity and other sensors grouped by room, with history sparklines so you can see where things are headed — not just where they are. Turn off lights, adjust fans, and trigger scenes right from the remote.
Room-by-room readings
Live temperature and humidity per room, each with its own sparkline history.
Borrow another room's sensors
An open-plan kitchen with no thermometer of its own? Point it at any other room's readings.
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One dashboard, one household
A shared calendar and two independent to-do lists — chores, groceries, whatever your household needs — pulled straight from Home Assistant and laid out for reading from across the room.
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Your sky, on the screen
A full-screen animated backdrop — real clouds, rain, stars and a day/night sky — driven by your actual local conditions, with an hourly and daily forecast strip anchored to every screen.
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Point it at your own server
Your Home Assistant address (auto-discovery included) and a long-lived access token — that's it. No accounts, no cloud middleman: HOME.BOY talks directly to your own Home Assistant instance.
Auto-discovery, one token
HOME.BOY finds your server on the local network; paste a long-lived access token and connect.
Swipe to navigate
Swipe the remote's trackpad to move between Monitor, Family and Settings — built for a remote, not a mouse.
Runs on hardware you already own
Requires an existing Home Assistant installation on your local network. This app connects only to your own server — we don't operate a cloud service, and never see your data.
A second screen for your home that's always on, always calm.
Get HOME.BOY on the App Store for $9.99
Being an indie developer, I decided that the price of a smart outlet is more than fair, especially since the app is delivered fully tested. Requires an existing Home Assistant installation on your local network.
Download on your TV's App Store
