Looking for more flexibility in your Home Assistant dashboards?
I’ve been testing a new tool called Dashable that adds drag-and-drop design, support for multiple HA instances, and remote tablet control. I put together a video walkthrough to show how it works 
Hi everyone — it’s been a while, but I’ve got a new video to share!
I love Home Assistant, but when it comes to dashboards I’ve always wanted something more flexible. Recently I got the chance to try Dashable, and honestly, I haven’t looked back.
Yes, it’s SaaS — full access runs about $6/month — but here’s what you get:
- Remote control of your local and remote tablets.
- Support for multiple HA instances (great for monitoring a cottage, a parent’s home, etc.) all in one dashboard.
- A slick editor with drag-and-drop widgets.
What about security?
- The connection between Dashable and HA stays between your browser and your HA instance — no HA data is sent to Dashable’s cloud.
- You can even store your long-lived token locally in the browser for maximum privacy.
- Encrypted cloud storage is available if you prefer syncing credentials across devices.
Does it work offline?
Sort of. You need the cloud to load or edit dashboards, but once a dashboard is loaded, it keeps running without internet — just talking directly to your local HA for real-time data.
Free to try: one dashboard is included, and right now they’re offering a one-time 50% discount (works on monthly or yearly).
I’d love to hear your thoughts! Most importantly, check out my video for a walkthrough — and don’t forget to hit the like button 
Invite code to try - YOYOHAINVITE
50% code for checkout - YOYOKNOWS50
*** BTW, if you try it, share your dashboards here, I will throw some examples I have done soon!
