The wait is over
V1 IS LIVE
The wait is over
V1 IS LIVE
🎉 V1 is live
Looks finished the moment you open it, no card-stitching, no theme-hunting. Built for wall tablets, phones, and the family. Runs on your network.
Free, runs on your network, no account needed.
This is the vision. A dashboard that blends in with your home and doesn't compromise on features. Crazy, right?
Build a dashboard per room, mode, or moment. One tap on the bottom nav, whole layout swaps. Bedroom, kitchen, energy, yours to design.
Drag widgets where you want them. Pick what matters to you. No config files, no learning curve, just your home, your way.
Resize any widget on the fly. Bigger for what you check often, smaller for the rest. Your layout, your priorities.
Every widget, every fix, every roadmap call gets hashed out in the server first. Messages on the right are real, unedited, one click away from the source.
@Ihsen Just wanted to let you know that, whilst I've been bug hunting I've realised that I really think Glasshome is beautiful. I'm really loving it. Plus I've just turned off dark mode and I love light mode 😍. You should be proud! 🙂 Just wanted to give that bit of feedback to you as motivation for bug squashing 😆
1❤️1🥹1you have all our support, you doing amazing work!
greetings. first post here 🙂 this looks f..... amazing ❤️
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Perfect if you're running Home Assistant OS with Supervisor
Settings → Add-ons → Add-on Store, ⋮ menu → Repositories, paste URL, Add.
https://github.com/glasshome/homeassistant-addonGreat for anyone comfortable with Docker
docker-compose.yml
services:
glasshome:
image: ghcr.io/glasshome/dash:latest
container_name: glasshome-dashboard
restart: unless-stopped
ports:
- "3123:3123"
volumes:
- glasshome_data:/data
environment:
- PORT=3123
- DATA_DIR=/data
volumes:
glasshome_data:
driver: localMulti-arch image. Docker picks amd64 or aarch64 automatically.
Step-by-step guideFor advanced users who want manual control
Docker Command
docker run -d \
--name glasshome-dashboard \
-p 3123:3123 \
-v glasshome_data:/data \
-e PORT=3123 \
-e DATA_DIR=/data \
--restart unless-stopped \
ghcr.io/glasshome/dash:latestMulti-arch image. Docker picks amd64 or aarch64 automatically.
Step-by-step guideAll methods connect to your existing Home Assistant instance via WebSocket
Pick Beta above for early builds, or use the addon's Edge channel. Beta builds guide
PRO is a one-time purchase, not a subscription
The full dashboard, yours for nothing. No account. No catch.
Pay once. Yours forever.
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Everything around the app is open source. The app itself is the one closed piece, and even that comes with a promise.
The dashboard itself. Closed source, so the project stays sustainable.
If I ever stop, this code goes publicBecause I actually read the Discord
Both. It's a standalone container that can also be installed as a Home Assistant addon for convenience.
No. HAOS users can install it as an addon, but anyone can run it via docker-compose or the container directly.
Never. HA is the engine, GlassHome is a prettier dashboard on top. You can use both simultaneously.
Yes. GlassHome runs separately on its own port. Use whichever you prefer, or switch between them.
No. GlassHome runs as its own full-screen web app on port 3123, not through HA ingress. After starting the addon, open it at http://<ha-ip>:3123.
Today, use a VPN (WireGuard, Tailscale) so your device joins the home network and reaches GlassHome like it's local. A built-in managed tunnel and reverse-proxy support are in the works.
Yes. Docker users swap the image tag from latest to beta; Home Assistant addon users switch to the Edge channel. Both track the same early builds. Beta has rough edges, so keep stable for your daily driver. The Docker docs cover the exact steps.
No. GlassHome connects directly to your HA instance using the official home-assistant-js-websocket library. Everything stays local on your network.
In a local SQLite database inside the GlassHome container volume. They persist across restarts and can be backed up by snapshotting the volume.
The dashboard app is proprietary, but the ecosystem around it is open source: the widget SDK, CLI, UI library, and the official widget collection. I'm transparent about the tech stack and build in the open, shaped by community feedback and feature requests.
Yes, entity filtering, size selection, display options, aggregation modes, and more.
Join the Discord or open a GitHub issue. The community is active and I respond quickly.
Ask in the server. I read everything and usually answer within the day.