Haven · Screen library
Ten screens, each designed for a different spot in the home and each with a look of its own. All of them run on the same live house, talk and listen, and learn the homeowner's preferences. Wallpaper also comes in three finishes. Each panel in the home can use a different screen, and All controls (every device, room by room) opens from any of them.
Best for: Great room or main entry
The flagship. Tabs across the top, a rail at the side, and tiles for everything: scenes, security, the weather, a thermostat dial, the house in 3D, big light tiles and the cameras.
Best for: A feature wall or large display
The home's own photo behind frosted tiles. The photo changes with the time of day, or the homeowner can use a picture of their own house. The one screen that comes in all three finishes.
Best for: Living room, where people talk to Haven; the model-home showpiece
Black glass with a thermostat dial at the side. Haven's voice line runs along the bottom: tap it and talk, and its agents light up as they work, together.
Best for: Office or a large wall display
Everything at once for the person who runs the house.
Best for: Kitchen
A friendly greeting with the weather, then climate and the water heater, the forecast, scenes, a card for every room and the cameras with their lights.
Best for: Bedroom
Soft color that dims at night. Bedtime is one tap away, and whoever sleeps there can put their own photo behind it.
Best for: Mudroom or garage door
The alarm-panel view, built for the moment you walk in or out.
Best for: Hallway, on a tall portrait screen
The classic dashboard in sections, made to read top to bottom.
Best for: Media room or office, in a dark room
Glowing outlines on black. Electricity flows into the house on screen while it's being used.
Best for: Family room or guest suite
Deep blue, with the house itself in the middle and Home and Away one tap away.
| Where | Screen | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Great room | Command | The showpiece: the house in 3D, every system a tab away |
| Model home, living room | Glass | Shows the intelligence working: tap the voice line, watch the agents coordinate |
| Kitchen | Good Evening | Everyone uses it: the greeting, the forecast, scenes and every room |
| Primary bedroom | Aurora | Dims at night; bedtime in one tap or by voice; each person's own photo |
| Mudroom or garage door | Security Console | Leave or arrive in one tap; nothing left on or unlocked |
| Office | Everything Wall | Every system on one wall for whoever runs the house |
| Feature wall | Wallpaper | Looks like a photo of the home until you need it |
Haven is designed to be a standard feature in new construction. On a model-home panel, turn on Model home showcase (Screens, on the panel): when nobody has touched it for a minute, Haven gives a short live tour on the Glass screen. It runs Welcome home, Movie night, Goodnight and Good morning on the real lights, locks and thermostat, and says what it's doing, so visitors watch the agents work together. Any touch hands control back, and it pauses if anything needs attention. The agent row shows only what the house is really doing; nothing on it is animated for show.
Weather is now built in: it comes from the home's Home Assistant weather or from Open-Meteo once the installer adds the home's location, and the screens say so plainly when it isn't connected. The demo shows sample weather, labeled as a sample. Cameras come from the home's Home Assistant; the demo has none, so its camera tiles show four stills from the film of the model home, each marked "Sample picture". Family calendars and package tracking will be added as cards once each is connected to a real source, so a screen never shows made-up information. The pictures here are the live demo house, captured as built. The Wallpaper screen's photos were generated for the demo; a homeowner can replace them with a photo of their own home.