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StoatOS for Home Assistant

Your home,within reach.

Give your Home Assistant home physical controls on Stream Deck and other supported devices. Check a room, adjust the lights, or see what’s using power, right from your desk.

Loft controls on Stream Deck+: two lights at 100 percent, four off, and a configured temperature reading on the keys and touch strip.
Loft lights and outdoor temperature · Stream Deck+

Screens from StoatOS.

From your home to your desk

Small interactions. Every day.

Keep your dashboards. Give the everyday jobs a place on your desk: check a room, find its lights, or see what is drawing power.

Loft controls on Stream Deck+: two lights at 100 percent, four off, and a configured temperature reading on the keys and touch strip.
Loft lights and outdoor temperature · Stream Deck+
StoatOS Rooms overview on Stream Deck + XL, with configured sensor readings, lighting status and room navigation.
Your rooms at a glance · Stream Deck + XL

01Rooms & lighting

Your room, a button away.

See which lights are on, check the room’s readings, and reach for the control you need.

Energy view on Stream Deck+ showing household consumption, grid import and a device usage breakdown on the touch strip.
Metered device usage across the touch strip · Stream Deck+
Native energy display: 46.2 kilowatt-hours of metered device usage, with an EV charger accounting for 25.7 kilowatt-hours.
A closer look at 24-hour energy use
Stream Deck MK.2 showing household energy readings and a device-usage treemap across its bottom row of keys.
Household energy and device usage · Stream Deck MK.2

02Energy awareness

Know where the power goes.

See how much power your home is using and which devices use the most. Check it on your desk, with readings from Home Assistant.

Connect your energy meters and sensors through Home Assistant.

Kitchen controls showing separate hold-to-clean keys for Kitchen and Whole home, with both vacuum actions docked on the touch strip.
Kitchen and whole-home actions · vacuum docked

03Room-aware actions

The kitchen. Or the whole home.

Give different jobs distinct controls. This Kitchen view puts room cleaning beside whole-home cleaning, with the vacuum’s current status visible on the display.

Room cleaning needs a compatible vacuum with a room map.

Loft key showing its configured outdoor temperature reading of 59.2 degrees Fahrenheit.
Outdoor temperature
The same Loft key showing a temperature change of minus 1.6 degrees Fahrenheit over 30 minutes.
The same room key · change over 30 minutes

04Climate context

A reading tells half the story.

See the temperature now and how it has changed over the last 30 minutes, without leaving your room controls.

Choose the temperature sensor you want to follow.

Stoat Voice

Start with your voice.Keep going with your hands.

Ask for your living-room lights. Bring their controls into view. Keep using the keys and dials while you talk.

Example request
“Show my living room lights.”
Illustrated Stoat Voice flow using production UI and example data: living room light controls on Stream Deck+ during a Voice session.
Bring up your lights · example
Staged production Voice display showing Live, Listening, Speak naturally and tap last dial to end, with an illustrative session cost.
Stoat is listening · example
Staged Voice approval screen: Living Room, three lights, Turn OFF, Hold to approve. The proposed action has not been executed.
Review the change and hold to approve · example

Example conversation shown with sample data.

  1. Open a conversation.

    Double-tap the last dial to start. Ask about your room or bring up the controls you need. Stoat answers using information from your connected home.

  2. Keep using your hands.

    Bring lights, useful information or an interactive display into view. Keep using keys and dials while you talk.

  3. Hold the final say.

    When Voice proposes a change to your lights or thermostat, you see what will change and hold a key to approve it. You stay in control.

Stoat Voice uses your OpenAI API key. OpenAI usage charges apply.

What you need for Stoat Voice

Stoat Voice uses your OpenAI API key. OpenAI usage charges apply. Keep Studio open with a microphone, speakers, a supported device, and an internet connection. Your connected home supplies the room information and controls.

Supported hardware →
Your rooms, your arrangement

Give every room a useful shape.

Bring a room’s lights, readings and everyday actions together. Arrange them in Studio and see how they will look on your device.

Studio Rooms editor with configured lighting controls, a device preview and Review changes for an unapplied draft.
Arrange a room in Studio · draft preview
Studio On device now panel showing the saved room’s configured outdoor temperature sensor, lighting status and mapped energy.
See what is currently on your device

Review your changes, then apply them when you’re ready.

Fits the home you already run

Home Assistant stays at the center.

  1. 1. Keep your existing home

    Your Home Assistant instance, devices, dashboards and automations stay in place. StoatOS adds a physical interface to supported parts of that setup.

  2. 2. Connect StoatOS

    Connect your Home Assistant instance in StoatOS. Choose the rooms, lights and readings you want at your fingertips.

  3. 3. Choose a supported device

    Use a compatible device for the views you want. Key grids, dials and display strips offer different ways to browse and act.

    Find your device
Good to know

Built around your actual setup.

Can I ask Stoat Voice about my home?

Yes. Ask about your rooms or bring up their controls, then continue with keys and dials. Voice-proposed light and thermostat changes wait for you to hold a key to approve them. Stoat Voice uses your OpenAI API key. OpenAI usage charges apply. Keep Studio open with a microphone, speakers, a supported device, and an internet connection. Your connected home supplies the room information and controls.

See Stoat Voice in action →
Do I have to rebuild my dashboards?

No. Keep using Home Assistant as you do today. StoatOS provides focused physical views and controls alongside your existing dashboards.

Will my lights, meters and vacuum appear exactly like this?

Your screens reflect the devices you connect through Home Assistant. Energy views need meter or sensor readings; room cleaning needs a compatible vacuum with a room map.

Does the website connect to my home?

No. You connect Home Assistant in the StoatOS desktop app on your computer.

Get the desktop app →
Is StoatOS made by Home Assistant or Elgato?

No. StoatOS is an independent product. Home Assistant and Stream Deck are products of their respective owners.

Give your home a place on your desk.

Try StoatOS with your Home Assistant setup for 7 days. No card required.