Native Siri Remote navigation
Move through clear focus states with directional input and open the selected room, scene, or supported control.
A native HomeKit dashboard for Apple TV
HomeDeck turns Apple TV into a shared Apple Home control screen with rooms, scenes, cameras, weather, and readable controls built around Siri Remote.
Free download. Access for Apple TV is a one-time in-app purchase with no subscription.
Control Apple Home from the sofa
HomeDeck keeps rooms, supported cameras, scenes, weather, and home status together on Apple TV. The native tvOS experience is designed separately for distance viewing and remote control rather than stretching a touch interface onto the television.
Set up HomeDeck on Apple TV
The Apple TV experience uses the Apple Home access and permissions available to the current household, then presents supported information in a television-first interface.
Prepare Apple Home
Make sure the Apple TV belongs to the intended Apple Home and can reach the rooms, scenes, accessories, and supported cameras you want to show.
Install and allow access
Download HomeDeck from the App Store, open it on Apple TV, and review the Apple permissions needed for the features you choose.
Navigate with Siri Remote
Move through visible focus states, press to open the selected item, and use Back to return to the previous level.
A HomeKit dashboard built for tvOS
Readable at a distance
Large typography, deliberate spacing, and focused content make the dashboard useful from across the room.
Rooms and scenes
Browse the parts of the home that matter and reach supported scenes without reproducing a touch interface on TV.
Cameras and ambient views
See supported camera feeds and let HomeDeck become a calm home-status display when active control is not needed.
A real tvOS experience
HomeDeck uses television-first navigation and composition. Interactive elements are reachable with Siri Remote and remain clear when focused.
Useful on the biggest screen
Living-room HomeKit dashboard
Check home status, weather, rooms, and scenes before leaving the sofa.
Camera monitoring
Bring supported HomeKit cameras to the television when a larger view is useful.
Ambient home display
Use Apple TV to show calm, glanceable home information between active tasks.
What you need
HomeDeck for Apple TV requires tvOS 26 or later and an Apple Home setup. Security accessories and their commands are intentionally not available on tvOS. Features depend on configured accessories, permissions, services, and accounts.
New on the App Store
A new app with a clear promise.
HomeDeck is new on the App Store, so there are only a few reviews so far. We read every one and improve the app with each release.
Data Not Collected
Apple’s App Privacy label confirms that HomeDeck does not collect your data.
One-time purchase
No subscription and no recurring charge.
Built for both screens
Designed separately for touch on iPad and the remote on Apple TV.
Apple TV dashboard questions
Is there a HomeKit dashboard app for Apple TV?
Yes. HomeDeck is a native tvOS dashboard for supported Apple Home rooms, scenes, accessories, and cameras, with navigation designed for Siri Remote. Some device categories and commands are unavailable on tvOS.
Does it work with Siri Remote?
Yes. The Apple TV interface is designed for directional focus, selection, and Back navigation with Siri Remote.
Are HomeKit cameras supported?
Supported cameras available through the signed-in Apple Home setup can appear in HomeDeck, subject to device permissions and Apple platform behavior.
Is the Apple TV interface the same as iPad?
No. HomeDeck uses separate tvOS layouts and interaction patterns for distance viewing and remote navigation.
Put your home on the big screen
Use Apple TV as a clear, shared view of the home with an experience made for television.
