Home Dash TV

Your TV spends most of its life as a black rectangle. Home Dash TV turns it into the heart of your home: a calm, beautiful, always-current family dashboard over a living ambient backdrop. Set it up in minutes from your iPhone. Choose your widgets and your scene, and they appear on your Apple TV automatically — synced privately through your own iCloud. Every change you make lands on the TV in seconds. WHAT'S ON YOUR DASHBOARD • World Clock — home time plus a second city for family abroad, with the Hijri date • Weather — current conditions, the week ahead, sunrise and sunset (no account needed) • Family Schedule — plan the week together on a shared calendar; the TV shows today and tomorrow automatically • Prayer Times — accurate, computed entirely on your device, with Ramadan awareness • Shopping List — add milk in the kitchen, see it on the TV before you pocket your phone; long lists fit automatically • Countdowns & Birthdays — the days that matter, counted down together • News Headlines — a quiet one-line ticker from the sources you choose • Photo Memories (Pro) — your favorite photos in their own beautiful tile SET THE SCENE Choose the TV's ambient backdrop from your iPhone: crackling fireplace, calm nature, gentle rain, an aquarium, and more. The scene changes every ten minutes, and the dashboard's smoked-glass cards let it glow through. DESIGNED FOR THE LIVING ROOM A dark, ambient aesthetic that never shouts. Large, legible typography readable from the sofa. Slow, calm updates — nothing blinks, nothing nags. Open it and it stays: the dashboard keeps your TV awake for as long as it's on screen. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No accounts. No servers. No analytics. Your family's data syncs through your own iCloud and never touches ours — because we don't have any. FREE AND PRO Home Dash TV is free with up to three active widgets. One single purchase — no subscription — unlocks every widget, Photo Memories, and everything we add to Pro in the future. Family Sharing supported. The iPhone app is the remote control. The TV is the canvas. Your family is the star.