Transform your iPad into a centralized smart home control panel. Manage lighting, climate, security, and more with an elegant, customizable dashboard. A companion iPhone app provides on-the-go access to your home controls.
2.2
August 13, 2026
New in 2.2: • Sonos now playing — see and control what's playing on your Sonos speakers straight from your dashboard: play/pause, skip, volume and the queue. On both iPad and iPhone. • Countdown widget — count down the days to a holiday, wedding, birthday or any date that matters. • Battery overview — see at a glance which accessories are running low, sorted emptiest first. • Works on more iPads — HomeView now supports iPadOS 17. • Now available in French. Plus dozens of small refinements and bug fixes.
MoreSmartHome Dashboard turns your iPad into a clear and elegant control panel for your HomeKit accessories. It allows you to see and control your entire home from one screen, with a companion app available for iPhone.
SmartHome Dashboard is designed for iPad and iPhone. It works with all your HomeKit-enabled accessories, offering a private and secure connection without third-party clouds or extra accounts.
SmartHome Dashboard is a paid application, available for $4.99. There are no in-app purchases or subscriptions required after the initial purchase.
No, SmartHome Dashboard does not contain advertisements. It is a paid app designed to provide an uninterrupted user experience.
The latest version, 2.0, was released on July 23, 2026, indicating active development. Users can expect regular updates to enhance functionality and compatibility.
SmartHome Dashboard has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for users of all ages who are managing a smart home.
Yes, the dashboard is highly customizable. You can filter by category, pin important widgets to the Overview, arrange everything with drag and drop, and assign custom names and icons to each widget.
As SmartHome Dashboard relies on HomeKit, it provides direct control of your accessories. While an internet connection is typically needed for remote access via the iPhone app, local control of HomeKit devices should function as expected.
