01 Your home, under control

Your home. Your rules.
One command center.

Everything you need to build, manage, and automate an intelligent home. Connected devices, home servers, and the open-source services you already trust, brought into one place.

Explore Control RoomSee how it works

Home Assistant stays Home Assistant. Control Room installs that local deployment, hosts it on your computers, and wires it to cameras, models, workflows, and remote access. See how the pieces fit

Concept interface. Servers, running services, and the devices Home Assistant already orchestrates, in one overview.

With Where Home Assistant fits

Home Assistant stays Home Assistant.

Control Room is not another smart-home platform to migrate to. It manages the local deployment: which computer hosts Home Assistant, and how cameras, models, workflows, and remote access plug into it.

Runs onLoft
Smart homeHome Assistant
Wired toFrigateOllaman8n
Endpointhome.example.com

Installed on your hardware and still the system your rooms, devices, and routines use. Control Room manages this deployment. It does not replace it.

  • Install

    Put Home Assistant, Frigate, Ollama, or n8n on a computer you own.

  • Wire

    Connect those services to each other and to the devices already in your rooms.

  • Leave them in place

    Each application stays itself. You stop treating every install as a separate project.

02 One interface

Everything connected. Everything accessible.

No more jumping between five dashboards to understand what is happening in your home. Devices, servers, applications, and remote access share one overview.

  • Smart home

    Devices, rooms, and automations across manufacturers. Home Assistant keeps orchestrating them.

  • Infrastructure

    Servers, containers, and resources for every computer running at home.

  • Applications

    Deploy open-source services, then wire them to each other and to Home Assistant.

  • Connectivity

    Domains, tunnels, and endpoints, so a local service can be reached on purpose.

Concept interface. Home, server health, devices, applications, automations, and network status together.

03 Smart home

Build your smart home. Not your technical skillset.

Manage lights, switches, sensors, and appliances from one place, across manufacturers. Discover a device, group it by room, and create a routine by clicking. Home Assistant remains the system that carries those automations out.

Want your lights to turn on when you arrive home? Your bedroom to prepare for sleep automatically? Your home to respond to your presence? Just create it.

Home Assistant runs the routine. Control Room is where you see it, shape it, and connect it.

Concept interface. Rooms, devices, and a simple automation that runs through Home Assistant.

04 Applications

Install intelligence, not just applications.

Turn a home server into a local assistant, a camera system, and an automation engine. Then wire those services to Home Assistant instead of leaving them as separate installs.

6 applications

Showing 6 applications in All.

HA

Smart home

Home Assistant

Install the local deployment you already trust. Control Room hosts it and does not replace it.

Wires to Frigate, n8n, local voice

FR

Cameras

Frigate

AI detection for cameras you own, wired back into the rooms in Home Assistant.

Wires to Home Assistant

OL

Local AI

Ollama

Run models on a home server and let assistants and workflows call them locally.

Wires to Home Assistant, n8n

N8

Workflows

n8n

Automations that can reach Home Assistant, models, and the rest of the stack.

Wires to Home Assistant, Ollama

IM

Library

Immich

A photo library on your hardware, with a tunnel you can open when you want it.

Wires to Studio storage

JF

Media

Jellyfin

A media server deployed beside the rest of the home, not from a separate guide.

Wires to Tunnel, storage

Concept catalog. Choose a service to install on hardware you own and connect to the home you already run.

The catalog can grow to hundreds of open-source applications. Each one stays itself. Control Room installs it on your infrastructure and connects it.

05 Deployment

Powerful infrastructure. Ridiculously simple deployment.

Skip the weekend of Compose files, environment variables, and reverse proxies. Pick an application, pick a home server, set what matters, and deploy. Control Room installs it and links it to the services already running, including Home Assistant.

Browse the catalog

Choose what this home should run. Nothing is replaced yet.

Home Assistant

Smart-home orchestration

Frigate

Camera detection

Ollama

Local models

n8n

Workflow automation

Concept deployment flow. Install Home Assistant on a home server, then wire companion services and a secure endpoint.

06 Infrastructure

Simple on the surface. Powerful underneath.

Start with a simple smart home. Expand into an entire self-hosted infrastructure when you want to. The same interface follows you there.

Watch CPU, memory, storage, and service health. Start, stop, and inspect containers. Open a terminal when the work calls for it. Technical depth stays available without becoming the only way in.

Concept infrastructure view. Three home servers, the services they host, and a service status readout.

07 Connectivity

Your home doesn't have to stay at home.

Deploy a service locally. Give it a secure endpoint. Access it from anywhere. Control Room turns tunnels, domains, and service mapping into a guided workflow.

Home Assistant on the loft machine can be reached at home.example.com without hand-written DNS records and open ports. The same path connects Frigate, Ollama, and n8n, each on the machine that already runs it.

Concept network view. A healthy Cloudflare Tunnel with each local service mapped to its own endpoint.

08 Ecosystem

An open foundation for an intelligent home.

Bring your own hardware. Keep Home Assistant. Add open-source applications when you want them. Connect different manufacturers. Nothing here asks you to abandon the system your home already trusts.

  • Your hardwareComputers you already have, from a small NUC to a rack in the garage.
  • Home Assistant, in placeControl Room manages the local deployment. The smart home stays Home Assistant.
  • Open-source applicationsFrigate, Ollama, n8n, and the rest of the catalog, installed beside each other.
  • Any manufacturerLights, sensors, and appliances from different brands in the same rooms.
  • Services on your machinesModels, cameras, and workflows run at home, on storage you control.
  • Room to expandStart with lighting. Add intelligence and infrastructure when you are ready.
  1. 01

    Anyone can build an intelligent home.

    You do not need to understand servers, networking, Docker, or configuration files to get started. Control Room installs the stack and wires it together.

  2. 02

    Everything runs on your infrastructure.

    Your hardware, your applications, your devices. Home Assistant and every companion service stay on machines you control.

  3. 03

    The possibilities are practically unlimited.

    Start with lighting and sensors. Expand into local AI, voice, cameras, and automation by connecting more services to the same home.

Start building your intelligent home.

Bring the computers, devices, and open-source services you already have. Control Room installs them, wires them together, and leaves Home Assistant in charge of the home.

Start building your intelligent home