Wear OS · standalone

Every control that matters, on your wrist.

WearDash turns one YAML file into glanceable dashboards and watch tiles — buttons, sliders, live graphs and camera snapshots, wired to Home Assistant, Android TV or any REST API.

Create your dashboard See how it works

No hub requiredWorks offlineUpdates live

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How it works

From template to wrist in three steps.

No cables, no app store round-trips. Your watch stays in sync with what you publish.

Compose your screens

Start from a template — or write a few lines of YAML. Screens, tiles, buttons, sensors: one readable file.

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Link your watch

The watch shows a one-time code. Type it here, pick a config — linked. No URLs, no typing on the watch.

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Publish — it updates live

Every publish is a new version. Secrets are typed on the web and end-to-end encrypted to the watch — our servers only ever see ciphertext.

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Connectors

Talks to what you already run.

Three connectors at launch — mix them freely in a single dashboard.

Android TV

Native remote protocol — d-pad, apps and voice search straight from the watch. Pairs like the official remote.

works with Shield, Chromecast, Sony, TCL…

Home Assistant

Point at an entity, call a service. One line per source, one line per action — the sugar keeps YAML tiny.

entity: fan.living_room

{ }

Any REST API

Templated URLs, headers and bodies against anything that speaks HTTP. Secrets stay out of the config.

Authorization: Bearer {{secrets.token}}

Features

Small screen. Full dashboard.

Watch tiles

Any screen becomes a tile, one swipe from the watch face — sliders and graphs included.

Conditions & templating

Show, hide and recolor components from live state — like conditional cards, on your wrist.

Sliders & live graphs

Set a fan speed with a drag, glance a 24-hour temperature curve rendered on-watch.

Camera snapshots

Doorbell or entrance cam, refreshed on a schedule — tap to reload on demand.

Works offline

The last config is cached on-watch. No network, no problem — it degrades gracefully.

Voice to your TV

Tap the mic tile, speak, send — a full listening mode drives Android TV search.

home.yamlv12 · published

connectors:
  ha: { type: home_assistant, url: "https://ha.example.com" }

sources:
  fan: { entity: fan.living_room, refresh: 30 }

actions:
  speed: { type: ha, service: fan.set_percentage }

screens:
  - id: living
    root:
      type: column
      children:
        - { type: arc, value: "{{ fan.attributes.percentage }}" }
        - { type: slider, action: speed, param: percentage }