Changelog

R3.6 · v3.6.0

The home page now showcases the Energy view and local weather, and the calendar is described as Google or iCal.
Delete my account & data. A new control in the ⋯ menu (and a public delete page) removes your Google sign-in session and synced shopping list from our servers and clears this app's on-device data in one step.
Abandoned synced shopping lists now expire on their own, and a short safety note was added for controls that act on real locks, alarms and valves.

R3.5 · v3.5.0

After you sign in with Google you now land back in the panel on the Calendar, instead of the home page.

R3.4 · v3.4.0

Reliability: the session store that powers Google sign-in and live shopping-list sync now stays connected across updates.

R3.3 · v3.3.0

Calendar, two ways. Connect Google, or paste any iCal link (iCloud, Outlook, Google) for a read-only calendar on the panel. Switch sources from the new 📅 Source picker.

R3.2 · v3.2.0

The demo now uses a real two-floor home with device pins placed on an actual floor plan, so the Map shows what the panel really looks like.

R3.1 · v3.1.0

Rooms toolbar tidied, and you can now tap the version number (in the ⋯ menu or the footer) to check for updates.

R3.0 · v3.0.0

Security hardening (behind the scenes): stricter content-security rules, per-household list isolation, request rate limiting, and server-verified Pro.

R2.9 · v2.9.0

Adaptive header and denser quick buttons; an on-image Load plan and floor-jump on the Map; and you can assign a map pin to a room.

R2.8 · v2.8.0

A "Run it free" guide for standing up your own copy.

R2.7 · v2.7.0

A how-to for getting a Home Assistant account, plus an FAQ.

R2.6 · v2.6.0

°F / °C toggle for weather and temperatures.

R2.5 · v2.5.0

Standalone ZIP weather tiles — current conditions and a short forecast by ZIP code, with no Home Assistant weather entity required.

R2.4 · v2.4.0

Topbar restructure: the view tabs moved below the house name for a calmer header.

R2.3 · v2.3.0

In the Overview board, the room sections are now called groups (“＋ Group”, “Edit group”, “drag to reorder group”).

R2.2 · v2.2.0

Fix: device tiles can now be dragged to reorder on touchscreens in edit mode (previously the drag was read as a scroll). Works in both Rooms and the Overview board.

R2.1 · v2.1.0

Denser tiles. Tiles are more compact and fit more per row with less blank space, so you see more of your home at once and scroll less — across Rooms, Overview and Energy.

R2.0 · v2.0.0

Family / simple mode. Make a clean, limited screen for a kid, guest or wall panel on any device: pick which rooms show (the rest hide), and — from the same place — hide tabs and set a controls PIN. Everything's still there in edit mode. Found in the ⋯ menu; it's per device.

R1.9 · v1.9.0

Energy view. A new ⚡ Energy tab gathers your Home Assistant power, energy, battery and voltage sensors automatically and shows them grouped at a glance — no setup. (Hide it any time via Show / hide tabs.)

R1.8 · v1.8.0

Weather tile. Add a weather tile for any Home Assistant weather.* entity — it shows the condition and temperature at a glance, and tapping it opens current conditions plus a short forecast.

R1.7 · v1.7.0

Show / hide tabs. Keep the screen clean — in the ⋯ menu, choose exactly which tabs appear (Overview, Rooms, Map, Shop, Calendar). Great for a wall panel or a kid's device that only needs one or two. The choice is per device.

R1.6 · v1.6.0

The home page now showcases the Overview board and the quick-buttons & automations, with refreshed search keywords. No app changes.

R1.5 · v1.5.0

New Overview board. A new 🧩 Overview view shows every room at once as section cards — your whole home on one screen, with the quick-action buttons across the top.
Drag and drop. In edit mode, drag tiles to reorder them inside a room, and drag a room card by its grip (⠿) to rearrange the whole board. Your existing Rooms, Map, Shop and Calendar views are unchanged.

R1.4 · v1.4.0

A warm welcome. The first time you open Ahl Control, a friendly full-screen screen explains what you're seeing and offers one tap to connect your Home Assistant — or to explore the demo first. It only appears once.
It makes the one-minute, credentials-stay-on-your-device setup obvious from the start, then hands straight off to building your rooms automatically.

R1.3 · v1.3.0

Clearer story. The home page, this guide, and search listings now describe how Ahl Control actually works today: bring your own Home Assistant, with your address and token kept on your device and never sent to our servers.
New home-page feature card and a refreshed privacy panel; updated page description, keywords and preview text; sitemap now carries freshness dates. No app-behavior changes.

R1.2 · v1.2.0

Bring your own Home Assistant. Connect your own HA right in the app (⋯ → Connect Home Assistant): enter your HTTPS address and a long-lived token, and the app talks to HA directly. The token is saved only in your browser and is never sent to our server — so one shared copy can serve many households, each with their own connection.
Zero-config setup. Once connected, Ahl Control offers to build your rooms and tiles automatically from your Home Assistant areas — also available any time via ⋯ → Import rooms from Home Assistant.
Clear guidance when a connection can't be reached (HTTPS and CORS), and a one-tap Disconnect that forgets the token on this device. Server-side-secret deployments keep working unchanged.

R1.1 · v1.1.0

Automations beyond the calendar. Create automations that run a preset or a quick button from a device's state ("when the front door unlocks…") or a time of day ("at 10:00 PM…") — not just calendar events.
Device-state and time automations run on the panel itself — no Google sign-in needed (only calendar automations do). Find them under ⚡ Automations; pick a trigger type, then what to run.
Automations remain a Pro feature; in the demo everything previews.

R1.0 · v1.0.0

Quick-action buttons above the map. Up to four one-tap buttons — give each a short name (e.g. "Night", "Away", "Movie") and it sets a whole set of devices at once: lights off, doors locked, alarm armed, sprinklers off — however you like.
Configure in Edit mode: tap a button (or ＋ Button) on the Map while editing to name it, pick an emoji, and choose each device's target state — or hit Capture current state to snapshot the house exactly as it is right now.
The demo house ships with Night, Away and Movie so you can see it work immediately.

R0.9 · v0.9.0

Live camera video. Tapping a camera tile now shows a real live stream (not just a refreshing snapshot). The video is proxied through the Worker so your Home Assistant token never reaches the browser, and the connection closes the moment you close the camera.
Automatic fallback. If a camera can't stream, the feed quietly drops back to the auto-refreshing snapshot — so you always see something.

R0.8 · v0.8.0

Home page, sharper: a new "How it compares" section and a "Buy once. Stays home." panel spell out the one-time, no-subscription, local-first model — the things that set Ahl Control apart from build-it-yourself cards and subscription dashboards.
New learn page: an indexable ActionTiles alternative page for people moving off a dashboard that shut down (or tired of hand-building one), linked from the home page and listed in the sitemap.
SEO: refreshed page description and keywords so the right searches find it.

R0.7 · v0.7.0

Security devices: four new device types that work as tiles and map pins — a door/smart lock (lock/unlock), an alarm panel (arm home / away / night and disarm, with an optional code), and a water/irrigation valve (open / close sprinklers). Each is backed by its real Home Assistant domain.
Camera tiles (Pro): a live snapshot from any Home Assistant camera, shown on the tile and as a map pin; tap for a larger feed that auto-refreshes. The camera image is proxied through the Worker so the HA token never reaches the browser.
The demo house now includes an Entry & Outdoor room so you can try the camera, lock, alarm and sprinkler tiles before wiring Home Assistant.

R0.6 · v0.6.0

New look & brand: a premium app icon and a wall-panel hero in the Blueprint & Ember palette.
Three-part site: a public home page (what it is, features, Free vs Pro), the private app, and admin — the app now lives at app.html.
Name your house: set a household name (e.g. "The Flores Home") and the panel wears it in the top-left.
Pro & free codes: multi-floor maps, calendar automations and the Google Tasks mirror are now Pro features. Generate redemption codes in Admin (they can be free) and redeem them in the ⋯ menu. In demo mode everything previews; gating applies once live.

R0.5 · v0.5.0

Accessibility pass (WCAG AA): visible keyboard focus rings everywhere; tiles and map pins are now keyboard-operable (Tab + Enter/Space) with button roles and labels; all icon-only buttons have screen-reader labels; toast messages announce politely; the fan-spin and tap-bloom animations now honor "reduce motion."
Offline & reconnect: a clear OFFLINE banner shows the last known state when the network drops; controls pause while offline and the panel resyncs with Home Assistant automatically when you're back.
Housekeeping: dropped the unused theme-slider art from the offline cache.

R0.4 · v0.4.0

New look — "Blueprint & Ember": a cool slate + blueprint-teal command-center skin with a warm ember glow that means "a room is on." New type (Space Grotesk / Inter / JetBrains Mono), chamfered tiles, a faint blueprint grid, and a floor plan that gently "breathes" where devices are live.
View-only lock (guest & kids): set a PIN to put the panel in view-only mode — everyone sees status, but device control and editing stay locked until the PIN is entered.
Night-glance screensaver: after a few idle minutes the wall panel dims to a calm clock, the next calendar event, and house status (devices on, doors open, HA live). Tap to wake. Toggle it in the ⋯ menu.
Day / night / auto theme: the theme toggle now cycles dark → light → auto; auto follows the local clock so the panel isn't glaring at 2am.
Tap feedback: toggling a device blooms a quick ember ripple. Admin stays plain and functional.

R0.3 · v0.3.0

Unified devices: a device is now defined once (type + Home Assistant entity) and can appear as a room tile and a map pin. Edit it in one place (⋯ → Manage devices) and every placement updates. Tiles and pins gained “Save & place on map” / “Save & add to room”.
Multi-floor maps: add, rename and delete floors; each floor has its own plan and pins, with a floor switcher.
First-class list sync: a Sync on/off toggle and a true per-item merge (last-edit-wins with delete tombstones), so a phone and the wall panel editing at once no longer overwrite each other.
Calendar automations: run a preset when a matching calendar event starts (optionally N minutes before). Plus add events to your Google Calendar from the Cal view.
Google Tasks mirror: optional two-way sync of the shopping list with a Google Tasks list.
Google sign-in now requests calendar (read/write) and tasks scopes — sign out and back in once to grant them.

R0.2 · v0.2.0

Google sign-in (OAuth) — powers the Calendar view and gives a real identity; dormant until configured.
New Calendar view: Today / Upcoming from Google Calendar, with sample events until signed in.
Shopping list: Amazon convenience link per item and a "Find on Amazon" when adding a device; new Dany's picks share that emits a public, affiliate-tagged list (in-panel links stay untagged).
Health endpoint now reports Google + KV status; sessions stored in KV.

R0.1 · v0.1.0

First release — installable PWA on Cloudflare Workers.
Rooms view: per-room device tiles, inline light dimmers, thermostat control, whole-house & per-room presets.
Map view: load a floor plan and place draggable device pins with live status (light glow, garage open/closed, fan spin, sensor readouts).
Shop view: local-first shopping list by category, with cross-device sync scaffolding (Cloudflare KV) and phone-share to Keep/Tasks.
Home Assistant adapter in the Worker (token kept server-side); seeded demo house so everything works before HA is wired.
Dark/light themes, drag-to-arrange edit mode, custom room & tile images, JSON backup/restore.