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Dashable is a smart home dashboard builder for Home Assistant users. Its core goal is to turn home automation, real-time status, and multimedia content into an interactive control interface. It emphasizes no-code drag-and-drop editing, component-based layouts, and real-time data binding, making it suitable for wall-mounted tablets, home control panels, remote displays, or multi-property monitoring views.
The product is deeply integrated with Home Assistant, allowing users to connect instances, view events, track entities, and receive real-time updates. The dashboard editor supports drag-and-drop, layering, responsive or fixed layouts, and provides components such as lighting controls, camera streams, weather, and historical data. Dynamic logic is one of its highlights: components can change color, text, or visibility based on real-time data. It also supports remote browser control, allowing updates, refreshes, layout adjustments, or view switching to be pushed from the admin panel. Experimental local video input can embed webcam feeds, HDMI capture cards, or Apple TV output. For third-party integrations, the page explicitly mentions Home Assistant, OBS, and remote access methods such as Tailscale and Cloudflare Tunnel.
Dashable offers a free plan, limited to 1 dashboard, up to 10 components per dashboard, and a single Home Assistant or OBS connection. The Home plan costs US$6.99/month and supports 20 dashboards with 200 components each. The Pro plan costs US$11.99/month and includes unlimited dashboards and components, plus multiple Home Assistant and OBS connections. The page shows a monthly/annual billing toggle, but does not disclose annual pricing or payment methods.
Its security design is well suited to home automation scenarios: Home Assistant data remains in the local browser and is not sent to its servers; URLs and long-lived access tokens can be stored locally or synced to the cloud. Connections require HTTPS/SSL, which improves security but also raises the bar for certificate and network configuration. We did not see information on team collaboration, permissions, auditing, enterprise compliance certifications, APIs, or developer support, nor is a self-hosted version disclosed.
Its strengths are its focused positioning, intuitive onboarding, flexible components, and clear privacy messaging, while the free plan is sufficient for trying it out. Its drawbacks are that the ecosystem is centered on Home Assistant/OBS, making it less suitable for general enterprise reporting or complex permission scenarios; local video input is still experimental. It is best suited to heavy Home Assistant users, smart home enthusiasts, and anyone who needs a central control screen for a home, office, or vacation property.
Access from mainland China is unknown. Since it relies on HTTPS access to the user’s own Home Assistant instance, the actual experience will also depend on the local network, remote access setup, and payment availability. Potential alternatives include self-built or localized options such as Home Assistant Lovelace, Grafana, and Node-RED Dashboard.
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