Precise control
Scenes, lights, outlets, RGB color, curtains, blinds, climate, fans, and humidifiers.
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HomeDeck brings daily control, live context, and quiet moments together across iPad and Apple TV.
Scenes, lights, outlets, RGB color, curtains, blinds, climate, fans, and humidifiers.
HomeKit
Live compatible cameras, full-screen viewing, HomeKit events, sensors, locks, and security state.
Ambient
Apple Calendar
Upcoming plans stay visible across iPad and Apple TV.
Choose what appears, create limited guest profiles, and sync them to Apple TV with PIN-protected owner access.
Open rooms, run scenes, and control supported devices with Siri.
Touch control on iPad. Remote navigation on Apple TV.
No HomeDeck account or advertising SDKs. Home data stays with Apple.
Apple Calendar
Choose a family calendar on iPad and HomeDeck brings upcoming events into Ambient mode on both iPad and Apple TV. Plans stay visible between everyday home controls, without another screen or another subscription.

Choose the Apple Calendar you want to share from HomeDeck on iPad.
See upcoming events in a calm, color-coded timeline in Ambient mode.
Keep the same family view on iPad and Apple TV through iCloud sync.
Calendar selection is configured on iPad. Calendar access remains within Apple frameworks.
HomeDeck on Apple TV
See the whole home from across the room, open scenes with the remote, or let Ambient mode keep the most useful information visible between interactions.
Requires Apple TV with tvOS 26 or later

HomeDeck on iPad
Use iPad to arrange rooms and favorites, choose what stays visible, and fine-tune the dashboard. Your preferences sync through iCloud and appear on Apple TV.
Requires iPad with iPadOS 18 or later

Featured on AppleInsider
Andrew O’Hara highlighted HomeDeck’s Ambient mode, local weather, shared family calendar, and one-time purchase on the Smart Home Insider podcast.
Independent guide on Gadget Hacks
Gadget Hacks explains where HomeDeck fits in Apple Home, what to check before using an iPad as a permanent dashboard, and why the iPad remains a display rather than a home hub.
HomeDeck guides
Start with the household routine, then choose the screen, placement, permissions, and information that make the dashboard useful every day.
Guides
Practical guide · 8 min read
HomeDeck is a dashboard for the Apple Home you already use. It presents supported rooms, scenes, accessories, sensors and cameras on iPad and Apple TV without becoming a second smart-home system or replacing your home hub.
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Practical guide · 5 min read
Guest access gives visitors a deliberately limited HomeDeck view without exposing the owner’s settings. Profiles can be configured on iPad and used on Apple TV.
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HomeDeck is available for iPad, Apple TV, or both together. Purchases are now available on the App Store. No subscription.
Prices shown for the U.S. App Store. In other regions, App Store displays the local price, which may differ.
FAQ
Everything you need to know before choosing HomeDeck.
HomeDeck is built for iPad running iPadOS 18 or later and Apple TV running tvOS 26 or later. The Universal purchase unlocks both versions.
If you already own an iPad or Apple TV, HomeDeck can keep a shared Apple Calendar, weather, cameras, and home controls visible without another wall display. Calendar selection is configured on iPad and syncs through iCloud.
HomeDeck is a one-time, non-consumable App Store purchase with no subscription. Choose iPad, Apple TV, or Universal to unlock both versions.
Yes. HomeDeck is a dashboard for the homes, rooms, accessories, scenes and compatible cameras you already use in Apple Home. Available controls depend on the HomeKit accessories and permissions in your home.
No. HomeDeck does not turn an iPad into a home hub and does not add a new hub requirement. HomePod or Apple TV remains responsible for Apple Home features such as remote access, automations, sharing, notifications and Matter accessories.
Read how HomeDeck worksApple does not expose HomePod, Apple TV, or HomePod's built-in temperature and humidity sensors to third-party apps through the public HomeKit API. Those readings remain available in Apple Home and through Siri. HomeDeck displays every sensor that HomeKit makes available to third-party apps.
Plugin support is coming soon. Plugins will let HomeDeck connect to supported third-party platforms and add devices that are not available through HomeKit out of the box. Available brands and device types will depend on the installed plugins.
Apple applies additional protection to sensitive HomeKit accessories such as door locks and security systems on Apple TV. HomeDeck follows these platform safeguards, so those accessories are not shown as direct controls there. Use Apple Home or HomeDeck on iPad when you need to manage them.
You can use Siri and Shortcuts to run HomeKit scenes, turn supported accessories on or off, and open your rooms in HomeDeck. Commands use the same HomeKit data and permissions as the app.
HomeDeck is available in English, German, French, Japanese, Korean, and Russian. It follows the language selected for your device.
HomeKit data, compatible camera feeds, location, music and preferences stay on your devices and within Apple services. HomeDeck has no third-party advertising or analytics SDKs and does not track you across apps or websites.
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