Touch dashboards for Home Assistant on ESP32 displays.
Lights, climate, sensors, energy, weather, cameras and more on a 4 to 10.1 inch touch screen.
Build the dashboard in the browser; the Web Admin preview matches the display.
- Direct link to Home Assistant: press Pair on the display and add it in Home Assistant. No MQTT broker needed; existing MQTT setups keep working.
- Head bar and pages: fewer, larger tiles under a head with title, time and gear, up to five folders as pages beside Home, and an upright layout for ESP32-P4 displays.
- Light theme: Dark, Light or Automatic, on the display and in the Web Admin.
- New Settings: on the display, with a first-start setup in four steps.
- Entity picker: searches every entity like Home Assistant, with Recent and Favorites on top.
- Clock and Camera tiles: analog and wall clocks, camera tiles that show the picture, and cameras in full screen.
- Update HomeTiles Bridge to v0.9.0 and export your dashboard, then update the display.
- No MQTT broker needed: on the display, tap Pair under Settings → System → Security. Home Assistant shows Connect the panel; select Submit and compare the number. More
- Every entity in the picker: on the display, tap Allow next to Web Admin password under Settings → System → Security, then set the password in the Web Admin under Settings → System within two minutes. More
- New layout: your tiles stay in the classic layout. In the Web Admin, open Global → Change layout, place the tiles for the head bar layout and select Switch. More
You need a compatible display, Home Assistant and HomeTiles Bridge.
- Find your exact model in the device list.
- Follow the installation: flash the display in the browser, install the Bridge, pair the display and add your tiles.
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HomeTiles is free and open source under the MIT License.




