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Home Assistant, on the wall

A Home Assistant wall panel that keeps to itself.

It hangs on the wall, runs from one USB-C cable, and shows your Home Assistant dashboard. Your smart-home data stays on your own network. No cloud account, no profiling, no battery to swell behind the glass.

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Two sizes, from €199. White or black case. Made in the Netherlands.

  • 4 GBRAM
  • Quad-core2.0 GHz
  • 2.4 + 5 GHzDual-band Wi-Fi
  • Stereo + micLocal only
The panels

Two sizes. White or black.

Pick the screen that fits the wall. Both panels run the identical software and set themselves up the same way.

HAPanel 7-inch

7 inch

A small panel for the wall by the door, the kitchen, the hallway.

White / Black
€ 199,00 View

HAPanel 10-inch

10 inch

The larger panel for the room where the house comes together.

White / Black
€ 289,00 View
Honestly

Why not just put a tablet on the wall?

Plenty of people try. Here is how that tends to go, and where a panel built for the job is different.

A tablet on the wall

  • The battery swells behind the glass within a year or two.
  • Stops getting security updates once its maker drops the model, often after two or three years.
  • Wants a cloud account, plus a kiosk app you keep paying for.
  • Slips off the dashboard and shows ads, updates or a lock screen.
  • It is still a tablet, so someone keeps picking it up and carrying it off.
  • When it breaks, there is no one to call.

HAPanel

  • Runs straight from the wall. No battery to swell or replace.
  • Follows mainline Armbian, so security updates keep coming long after a tablet would be dropped.
  • No account, no monthly app. It talks to Home Assistant directly.
  • Boots into your dashboard and stays there, even after a power cut.
  • A sealed case made to live on the wall, not in your hand.
  • Built and supported in the Netherlands, by the people who made it.

Rather build your own? That is a fun weekend and a permanent side project. HAPanel arrives finished, keeps itself patched, and someone answers the email. Read the full comparison.

Why HAPanel

Built to sit on the wall and just work.

Privacy first

Your dashboard and smart-home data stay on your own network. No cloud account, no profiling. The panel only reports basic status, like its version and temperature, so we can keep it updated and supported.

No battery

It runs from the wall. Nothing to charge, nothing to wear out, nothing that dies in a couple of years.

Touchscreen

Tap to dim a light or check the front door. Your Home Assistant dashboard, by touch.

Survives a power cut

Pull the power, plug it back, and it returns to your dashboard on its own. Nothing to reset by hand.

Set up from your phone

It makes its own Wi-Fi network. Join from a phone, pick your network, point it at Home Assistant.

Patches itself

Installs Debian and Armbian security updates on its own. Our updates are signed, so it only runs code from us.

Home Assistant, over MQTT

It does more than show a dashboard.

Switch on MQTT and the panel appears in Home Assistant as a device, with full control over the screen, the sound and the page it shows. From then on, anything that happens in your home can reach it.

Show the doorbell camera

Someone rings, Home Assistant puts the camera on the panel, so you see who is there.

Jump to any view

Switch the panel to any dashboard or page from an automation: the alarm at night, the weather at breakfast.

Play a sound

Ring a chime, a doorbell, or a text-to-speech message through the panel's speaker.

Show a video

Push a clip or a live camera stream to the screen, then let it slip back to your dashboard.

React to any event

A door opens, a sensor trips, the laundry is done. If Home Assistant can trigger on it, it can drive the panel.

Full MQTT control

Screen, brightness, volume, zoom, rotation and sounds, all as Home Assistant entities.

Put Home Assistant on the wall.

Two sizes, white or black, from €199. Ships across the EU, with 14-day returns and a 2-year warranty.

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