OPEN SOURCE SMART-HOME PLATFORM
Product walkthrough
From the first paired device to daily control, assistants, and deployment, Homenavi keeps the home connected without losing your control of it.
DASHBOARD → YOUR WORKSPACE
Each person in the household can build a dashboard for their own routines. Resize and rearrange its widgets, then combine core controls with widgets contributed by your integrations.
Explore dashboardsPAIR → ORGANIZE → CONTROL
The Device Hub brings supported integrations into one device inventory. Assign rooms, tags, and groups so a device can be found by place, purpose, or collection.
Read integration setup
MAP → ROOM → DEVICE LIST
Place devices on an interactive floor map, inspect room-level state, and move from spatial context into the room-filtered device inventory without losing your place.
Explore maps and rooms
TRIGGER → CONDITIONS → ACTIONS
Compose triggers, conditions, branches, and actions around real device and integration events. Commands retain correlation and acknowledgement data, so workflows can react to outcomes rather than just send requests.
Read automation guide
INTEGRATION → HOMENAVI UI
Integrations run as independently deployed services and declare their capabilities in a manifest. Devices, setup surfaces, widgets, and automation steps appear as part of the same Homenavi system.
On the roadmap: Integration MCP supportExplore integrations
MCP → SCOPED TOOLS → ASSISTANTS
Model Context Protocol gives compatible assistants scoped tools for Homenavi inventory, history, device and group control, and workflow runs. OAuth 2.1 and PKCE keep the assistant outside your core deployment boundary.
On the roadmap: DIY voice assistant in developmentRead the MCP guideAUTHENTICATE → AUTHORIZE → OPERATE
Authentication, session validation, and role-based access control sit at the edge before protected services receive a request. Device control stays tied to a real identity and explicit permissions.
Inspect the architectureCOMPOSE → HELM → HA PROFILE
Start with Docker Compose for a local or small instance, or use Helm and the HA profile when Kubernetes fits your operating model. ARM64 support makes capable Pi-class homelab hardware a documented option.
Plan your deploymentPWA → RESPONSIVE CONTROL → ROADMAP
Homenavi is already a mobile-friendly PWA that you can install from a supported browser. A native mobile app and Matter support are planned additions to that same home model.
On the roadmap: Native mobile app and Matter supportExplore the platformContinue exploring
SEE THE PRODUCT
DEPLOY IT YOURSELF
Start with Compose for a local or small instance, or move directly to Helm when your homelab already runs Kubernetes.
git clone https://github.com/PetoAdam/homenavi.git
cd homenavi
cp .env.example .env
docker compose pull
docker compose up -dThe canonical path for local and small instances. Add the opt-in mock-adapter profile to explore without hardware.
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