Pages & Tiles
The main screen. A grid of tiles, each one a device from Home Assistant. Tap to control, swipe to navigate, glance to check status.
Each tile shows an icon, the current state, and a color that changes when the device is active. You choose the colors — customize each tile’s active and inactive look in the iPhone app.
The default tile size is 6x4 — a good balance of tappability and density. Tiles go from 1x1 all the way up to 12 wide by any height — a single tile can take up the entire screen if you want. Everything updates in real time.
Tiles can also have patterns (stripes, dots, crosshatch, checkerboard, waves, sunburst, and more), animated borders (pulse, shimmer, rainbow, chase, sparkle, comet), value bars showing percentages, and overlay effects like aurora, rain, fire, matrix, plasma, and more.
Organize tiles across multiple pages. Swipe left and right between them — rooms, categories, whatever grouping works for you. Pages can have custom background images (with fill, fit, or stretch modes) in addition to solid colors for a more personalized look.
Switch pages by:
- Swiping left and right
- Page Switcher — Long-press a tile, slide to the page switcher action, and pick a page
- Edge Swipe — Swipe from the bottom edge (enable in Settings)
- Wrist Twist — Twist your wrist to go forward or back (enable in Settings)
- Page Peek — Overlay another page on top without navigating away. Release to dismiss.
- Room Jump — Jump to your current room’s page with a gesture
Page names show at the top of the screen. Choose from three styles — Minimal, Pill, or Glass — or hide them entirely. The title auto-fades after a moment so it doesn’t block your tiles. The Page Switcher overlay can display pages as text or icons for faster visual navigation. Configure in Settings → Navigation.
Page Transitions
Section titled “Page Transitions”Choose how pages animate when you switch between them: None (instant, most responsive), Default (the system push), Slide (horizontal slide), or Fade (cross-fade). Configurable in Settings → Navigation. New installs default to None for maximum snappiness.
Hidden Pages
Section titled “Hidden Pages”Pages can be marked hidden — they don’t appear in the swipe flow or the page switcher, but can still be reached via Page Peek, Page Jump, complications, or room mappings. Great for dashboards you only want when you ask for them.
Locked Pages (Free Mode)
Section titled “Locked Pages (Free Mode)”Free mode keeps one active page. Extra pages are preserved but locked — the iPhone Dashboard greys them out and shows a large centered lock icon, and the Add Page row is gated behind the paywall. Nothing is deleted; purchasing Pro unlocks every page exactly as you left it.
Smart Pages
Section titled “Smart Pages”Don’t want to build a page by hand? Smart Pages fill themselves based on rules — “everything that’s on”, “all kitchen entities”, “low battery sensors”. Tiles appear and disappear automatically.
Room-Aware Navigation
Section titled “Room-Aware Navigation”Wrist Assistant can switch pages as you walk between rooms, show a brief intro card when you enter a room, and remember per-room Point Control calibrations. See Rooms for setup and Point Control for direction-based device control within a room.
Closing Overlays
Section titled “Closing Overlays”Any overlay on top of your page — an entity view, a status page, a peeked page — has a close X at the top of the screen with haptic + sound feedback when tapped. Swipe down works too.
Connection Status
Section titled “Connection Status”A small dot shows your connection: green = connected and live, orange = connecting or degraded, red = offline. If something breaks, a status pill appears with details — tap it for diagnostics.
Making Changes
Section titled “Making Changes”All layout changes happen on the iPhone app. Add tiles, resize them, create pages, apply themes. Both the iPhone app and the watch app need to be open at the same time for changes to sync over.