Product
A portrait display for the wall that puts the whole day on one calm, readable screen.
DESIGNED BY STATIC DIVISIONS
Overview
Homeboard is a dashboard designed to live on the wall. The calendar, the weather, the drive, the packages, the house and the cars, laid out in one portrait view you can read from across the room.
It is built for looking, not tapping. There are no menus and nothing to open. Each panel answers one question, and every panel stays in the same place every day, so the answer is always where you expect it.
What it shows
The month at a glance, with the next few events pinned to the top.
Current conditions, the days ahead, and sunrise, sunset and day length.
Drive time and distance to wherever you need to be next.
Packages sorted by when they land: late, tomorrow, this week, delivered.
Energy and cost trends, HVAC runtime and temperature history, room by room.
Storage, temperatures and drive status, with a clear flag when something needs attention.
Major indexes and a watchlist, with trend lines and the day’s change.
Range, charging, software updates and whether each car is awake or asleep.
How it runs
Homeboard runs full screen in a web browser on a Raspberry Pi behind the display.
It connects to Home Assistant, so climate, lighting and other home data come straight from the smart home you already have.
It is a display, not a touchscreen. Nothing to tap and nothing to manage; it just stays up to date on the wall.
Details
Climate and lighting panels show how the house is running: how long the heat ran today, how temperatures moved over 24 hours, and what the lights cost by the day and month.
Short labels and color do the work. Charging or unplugged, update ready or up to date, awake or asleep: readable in a passing glance.
See it running
The demo runs in your browser with sample data, so you can see every panel the way it looks on the wall. Want something like it for your home or your business? Send a note.