- Energy card: live power flow between solar, grid, battery and home, with line width and speed following the power, battery level and today's totals; sign of grid and battery sensors can be flipped - Climate popup (room card thermostat and any climate entity): dial, -/+ that batch quick taps, modes, presets and fan modes, live updates - Car card redesigned around 3x4 with a drawn car or photo, compact, wide and tall layouts - Appliance card redesigned with a progress ring; Home Connect support: all operation states, auto-fill from the operation state sensor via the device registry, readable program names, door state, pause/ resume/stop buttons, power switch and alerts. Fixes ready/inactive being shown as finished/running - Horizontal scroll card: width in pixels or cards per view, and a width per card - Swipe card: no lost tap after a touch swipe, no broken swipes over images, lost pointer capture ends the swipe, trackpad swiping Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Dashboard Studio for Home Assistant
A Home Assistant app (formerly called an add-on) that adds a Dashboard Studio tab to the sidebar. In that tab you build dashboards on a free-form grid with drag-and-drop, live entity widgets and full theme control.
Install
- In Home Assistant, go to Settings → Apps → App store, open the ⋮ menu → Repositories, and add
https://git.melvanveen.nl/veenm/ha-dashboard-studio. - Find Dashboard Studio in the store, install it, start it, and turn on Show in sidebar.
- Updates appear in the App store automatically whenever the version in
dashboard_studio/config.yamlgoes up.
Local install, no GitHub: copy the dashboard_studio folder into the /addons share of your Home Assistant host (for example with the Samba or SSH app). Then go to Settings → Apps → App store → ⋮ → Check for updates. It appears under Local apps.
The first build happens on your Home Assistant machine and takes a minute or two.
How it works
dashboard_studio/server/main.pyis a small aiohttp server. It is reachable only through Home Assistant ingress, so only logged-in Home Assistant users can reach it. It stores dashboards in/dataand relays the Home Assistant websocket API using the Supervisor token. Your browser never needs a long-lived access token.dashboard_studio/web/is the editor and runtime, written in plain JavaScript with no build step.widgets.jscontains the widget library. To add a widget type, add an entry there withfieldsand arenderfunction.
Local development
Without a SUPERVISOR_TOKEN, the server runs against a built-in mock Home Assistant with fake lights, sensors, a thermostat and other entities:
pip install aiohttp && python3 dashboard_studio/server/main.py
Then open http://localhost:8099. The Photos widget also has fake Immich albums in this mode. To try your real Immich server, set IMMICH_URL and IMMICH_API_KEY before starting the server.
App icon
dashboard_studio/icon.png is drawn by tools/make_icon.py (needs Pillow): python3 tools/make_icon.py dashboard_studio/icon.png.