Everything you can build with Dashable

Dashable is a drag-and-drop dashboard editor for Home Assistant — not another config file to learn. Beautiful custom dashboards, a growing widget library, real automations, a HACS integration that runs your dashboards inside Home Assistant, and a connection that stays 100% local.

Built to do more than the built-in dashboards

Home Assistant’s built-in dashboards are great for quick control. Dashable is for people who want to design something beautiful, flexible, and truly their own — visually, with no YAML.

True Drag-and-Drop

Place, size, layer, and align every widget visually with pixel-perfect control. No YAML, no Lovelace config, no guesswork.

Rich Widget Library

Lights, climate, cameras, weather, charts, media, and more — beautifully designed widgets that are endlessly customizable.

Automations & Dynamic Logic

Make widgets change color, text, icons, or visibility based on live state. Build interfaces that react to your home in real time.

100% Local & Private

Your data never passes through our servers. Dashable talks to Home Assistant directly from your browser.

Dashable dashboard shown in the editor and inside Home Assistant

Design in Dashable, run it anywhere — even inside Home Assistant

Build a stunning dashboard in Dashable’s editor, then run it however you like: in any browser, on a wall tablet, or — with the HACS integration — right inside Home Assistant’s own sidebar, fully offline. One editor. Beautiful results. And you’re never locked to our cloud to use what you built.

Dashable vs. Home Assistant’s built-in dashboards

Do you even need Dashable? Honest answer: maybe not. Home Assistant’s built-in editor has gotten genuinely good — Sections view has drag-and-drop, the Areas dashboard builds itself, and it improves every month. It’s free, and for a straightforward dashboard it’s the right choice. Dashable exists for the moment you hit the built-in editor’s ceiling — and that ceiling is architectural, not cosmetic: Home Assistant’s own dev blog says freeform placement and the responsive grid can’t co-exist. Here’s the honest comparison. Price Built-in editor — free. Dashable — one dashboard free forever; US$69.99/yr for a home, US$111.99/yr for many. A basic, tidy dashboard Built-in editor — genuinely easy now: drag-and-drop Sections, auto-generated Areas view. Dashable — just as easy. Layout control Built-in editor — a responsive grid; cards flow where the grid puts them. Dashable — pixel-perfect freeform; cards sit exactly where you place them. Conditional display and styling Built-in editor — possible, via YAML, templates and card-mod. Dashable — visual: conditions and state-driven styling, no YAML. Theming Built-in editor — YAML theme files. Dashable — visual theming. Several wall tablets Built-in editor — managed one screen at a time, in person. Dashable — push dashboards, refresh, lock editing, and set brightness and volume on every screen from one editor. Several Home Assistant instances Built-in editor — separate UIs, separate configs. Dashable — one account, every instance, shared layouts. When things break Built-in editor — community support; you maintain your card stack. Dashable — support included with your plan, and documentation at https://dashable.app/docs. Who shouldn’t pay for Dashable: if the grid layout does what you need, if you actually enjoy YAML and card-mod, or if one simple dashboard is all you want — stick with the built-in editor. It’s free and it keeps getting better; we mean that. Who Dashable is for: you want a wall tablet that looks exactly how you designed it, conditions and styling without the YAML cliff, or more than one screen or instance to run. That’s the ceiling we’re above. Build your first dashboard free at https://my.dashable.app/signup

Dashable, explained

Ready to build your first dashboard?

Dashable is free to start — no credit card required. Connect your Home Assistant, drag in your first widgets, and see your smart home come to life in minutes. Start building now at https://my.dashable.app/signup