Has anyone tried using DAKboard? It allows you to turn a screen into a digital command center of sorts. I love the idea of wall calendars, but things just change too quickly and we need our calendars digital.
Since I have a spare monitor and a raspberry pi somewhere, I’m considering trying this! Has anyone had any experience with it?
I love this. I just bought an iPad to basically do this same thing, plus run the Home app. It’s going to be attached to the fridge.
Oh, what a cool idea! I will soon (hopefully!) have a spare screen that’s not the greatest but would do well for this kind of thing. We have a 55" TV at work which cycles through a bunch of dashboard-style web pages. It could be an interesting idea at home, too!
Thank you for the link!
That is a very nice thing…
Cool. Can see a flatscreen TV on the wall fed by a Raspberry Pi version of this.
Definitely cheaper and more flexible and silent than a Vestaboard.
Something for @MacSparky’s new studio
They’ve got some great integrations as well
Yeah … the Vestaboard is not in my future for awhile now I think.
The cool flippy noise is kind of the point of a Vestaboard. 
I was thinking just yesterday that I’d like a daily routine checklist like this (on my wall, but adaptable). I might dust off my iPad Pro and wall mount it.
I bought a couple small round magnets and stuck them to the back of mine and attached it to my fridge, along with a magnetic adapter for the power cord that lets me easily take it on and off. It works nicely.
I used my iPad first gen on the fridge for recipes, a calendar, and a shared grocery list in the now defunct Wunderlist. The case and magnet I used are no longer made, but Amazon lists several for modern iPads
just ‘discovered’ this discussion thread. Just wondering I can use Dakboard on a Google Hub Max or the regular Google Hub. Tried to look for it on the Dakboard web site but not clear to me on the FAQ
Specifically, I want to have the Home Assistant Dashboard on the Google Hub (Gen 1)
