Hey,
I’m launching Navet , an open-source smart home dashboard for Home Assistant.
I built it because I wanted a dedicated control surface that felt good on wall panels, tablets, phones, and desktop screens.
Navet is focused on the devices and rooms you actually touch every day: lights, media, cameras, locks, energy, automations, weather, calendars, sensors, vacuums, RSS/news, notes, photos, maps, and custom dashboard widgets.
A few things it supports today:
- Room-based home dashboard with editable cards
- Energy, security, lighting, media, tasks, weather, calendar, people, sensors, and camera views
- Home Assistant add-on install or standalone Docker deployment
- PWA support for an app-like experience
- Import/export for local dashboard configuration
- Multi-language UI
- Self-hosted design: your Home Assistant URL, token, entity state, and camera feeds stay in your environment
There’s also a public demo with fake data, so you can try it without connecting your own Home Assistant instance:
Demo: Navet - Smart Home Dashboard
GitHub: GitHub - awesomestvi/navet: Navet (Swedish for "the hub") is a modern, responsive smart home dashboard with intuitive editing and a frosted-glass UI inspired by iOS widgets. · GitHub
Current release is 0.1.1-beta.1, so this is a public beta. I’d especially appreciate feedback from people using tablets, wall panels, or shared family dashboards, since that’s the main use case I’m designing around.
If you try it, I’d love to know what feels useful, what’s missing, and where the setup or dashboard editing flow could be clearer.
