Dashboard Studio 2.2.0: guest invites, personal looks, more themes, Haven widgets and tiles
- Vacuum card: the robot drawn beside its dock by state, last clean, maintenance - Formula One card: the official F1 look with a user-supplied logo - Nine more themes; per-person theme, text size and language on Admin, People - Guest invites: an expiring link and QR code for one dashboard, served on a LAN-only guest port, with the Home Assistant connection filtered both ways - Haven 2.2: home screen widgets, three quick settings tiles, several homes, and self-updates from the Haven that Dashboard Studio serves Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# Changelog
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## 2.2.0
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- **Robot vacuum:** the robot drawn from above beside its dock, placed by what it does (charging on the dock, cleaning with its path behind it, on its way back), the last clean, and maintenance bars for the filter and brushes.
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- **Formula One:** Formula 1's own look, with the race in large type, a countdown, the weekend's sessions with the next one in red, and standings set like the timing tower with the team colours. Add the official logo yourself (it's a trademark, so it doesn't come with the app).
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- **Nine more themes:** Midnight, Espresso, Ember, Lagoon, Paper, Arctic, Moss, Sakura and Concrete.
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- **Each person's own look:** on **Admin → People**, give someone their own theme, a larger text size or their own language.
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- **Guest invites:** a link and a QR code that opens one dashboard for guests without a Home Assistant login, until the time you choose, on your home Wi-Fi. Turn guest links on in the app's Network settings first.
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- **Haven 2.2:** home screen widgets for a light, scene or thermostat; three quick settings tiles; several homes (a holiday home, your parents'); and it offers to update itself when Dashboard Studio brings a newer Haven.
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## 2.1.0
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- **Every card redesigned,** with a desktop, a tablet and a phone design that apply by themselves: compact with hover states on a computer; larger type and 44px buttons on tablets and wall panels; touch sizes in a tighter frame on phones, with rows that scroll sideways instead of wrapping. Narrow cards put their figures under the names.
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