View your Home Assistant camera feeds on your Apple TV with a native interface. Enjoy smooth multi-camera layouts, motion-focused viewing, and real-time alerts. Free version supports up to two live streams.
1.2
November 3, 2026
HomeBeat 1.2 improves live viewing on Apple TV. - More reliable streaming and recovery after connection interruptions. - Per-camera WebRTC codec preferences, with H.264 and H.265 options where supported. - More reliable stream quality changes and improved rendering of high-resolution cameras. - More reliable Top Shelf camera previews and background audio playback. - Improved camera settings navigation and alert handling.
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HomeBe•at is an application designed to bring your Home Assistant camera feeds to your Apple TV. It offers a native tvOS interface for monitoring live streams and managing camera controls.
No, HomeBe•at does not contain advertisements. The application is free to use with limitations and offers an optional Pro version for enhanced features.
The free version of HomeBe•at allows you to view up to two live camera streams. For unlimited camera streams, you can upgrade to HomeBe•at Pro.
HomeBe•at is available for Apple TV and macOS. A single Pro purchase can be shared across both platforms on the same Apple ID if they are in the same app record.
You need a Home Assistant setup with configured camera entities and an Apple TV with tvOS support to use HomeBe•at effectively.
The latest version of HomeBe•at is 1.2, which was last updated on November 3, 2026. Updates typically focus on improving performance and adding new features.
HomeBe•at is an independent application and is not officially affiliated with Home Assistant. It is developed by Pavel Kanzelsberger.
HomeBe•at has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users. This rating indicates it is appropriate for children and general audiences.
