Your living room, on one page

An open-source hub that runs on a computer in your home. Your phone talks to it; it talks to your TV, consoles and lights. Nothing goes through a cloud.

Tap the TV. Say "movie night". Pull the lamp's plug and see what the hub does.

Try the living room

Living room

Simulated hub

Living room TVOff
SwitchOff · assumed
Switch 2Off · assumed
Floor lampOn · 60%

The round direction pad of a TV remote control, on a wooden table

It answers in the time of a tap

Volume on a real Android TV, confirmed by the TV itself: 51 ms median, 64 ms for 95 of 100 presses.

Try the living room Get the code

How it works

First, run the hub at home.
```
git clone https://github.com/Dr4wOne/dr4w-home
cd dr4w-home && docker compose up -d
```
The hub starts on your home network and serves the app to your phone.
Then pair your TV.
```
pnpm --filter @dr4w-home/hub cli pair <tv-ip>
```
A six-character code appears on the TV. Type it once; the hub remembers the TV.
Then open it on your phone.
```
sudo tailscale serve --bg 8790
pnpm --filter @dr4w-home/hub cli link
```
Scan the code with your phone and add the page to your Home Screen. It opens like an app, at home or away through your VPN.

The phone only ever talks to the hub. The hub talks to each device in its own protocol, on your home network.

What it works with today

A floor lamp lit above a low sofa against a dark blue quilted wall

Compatibility
Device	What works	Status
Android TV and Google TV	Tested on a Philips Android TV: power, volume, mute, navigation, apps	Works
Nintendo Switch	Wake and input through the TV; controller from the phone	Planned
Nintendo Switch 2	Verified separately from the Switch	Planned
Your device	Follow the recipe; the demo fan is the worked example	Add it

Connect your own

Bring your own TV, it takes about thirty minutes. The quickstart starts with demo mode, so you can try everything before connecting a device.

GitHub The blog dr4w.io