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Home Buttons

An open source device for controlling your smart home.

Works seamlessly with Home Assistant.

Home Buttons

Features:

  • 2.9" e-paper display
  • 6 trigger buttons, multiple press support
  • Wi-Fi connectivity
  • Less than 1 second from button press to triggered action (depending on your network)
  • Temperature & humidity sensor
  • Power options: Battery, USB-C, 5V DC
  • Greater than 1 year battery life
  • USB-C charging
  • Compact size: 87 x 87 x 23 mm

How It Works

Always forgetting which button triggers which automation?

How It Works

With Home Buttons you can assign a short label to each button.

The device uses an e-paper display, which enables the labels to be shown permanently, without consuming any power.

The labels can be changed directly in Home Assistant. You also define what happens when a button is pressed in Home Assistant.

Home Buttons communicates with Home Assistant via the MQTT protocol on a local network. No cloud required.

Device's page in Home Assistant:

Home Assistant Device Page

Where To Get

You can buy Home Buttons on Tindie or Lectronz.

I sell on Tindie

I sell on Lectronz

Getting Started

Set up you device with the help of Getting Started guide.

License

  • The software is open source and licensed under the GNU GPLv3.
  • The hardware is open source and licensed under the CERN-OHL-S-2.0.