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navroom-card

NavRoom Card – a room overview card for Home Assistant that tints itself in the color of your lights. Area-aware, fully UI-configurable, zero dependencies.
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NavRoom Card – a room overview card for Home Assistant that tints itself in the color of your lights. Area-aware, fully UI-configurable, zero dependencies.
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2026-07-02 · pushed 1 day ago · 23 commits · 2 contributors
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v2.3.0 · 2026-09-22
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NavRoom Card

The room card that glows in the color of your lights. Area-aware · auto-discovering · fully UI-configurable · zero dependencies

Release Downloads Last commit HACS License

Badge variant Chip variant
Demo badge Demo chip

Warm evening light? Warm card. Purple gaming setup? Purple card. The previews use a high-contrast light background for consistent rendering.

✨ Highlights

  • 🪄 Auto-discovery – pick an area, done. The editor pre-fills the light (group preferred) and temperature / humidity / CO2 sensors on its own.
  • 🎨 Light-color accent – the card computes the average RGB color of all active lights and tints icon, background, power button and badge with it.
  • 🔘 Power button with counter badge – toggles the room's lights, the badge shows how many are on. Own configurable action.
  • 🌡️ Sensor chips – temperature, humidity and CO2 with identifying icons. CO2 turns amber at 1000 ppm and red at 1500 ppm. The row scrolls horizontally when it gets too wide.
  • ↕️ Sortable chips – arrange the chip order per card with arrow buttons.
  • 🃏 Three layout variants – counter badge, lights chip, or plain.
  • 🖌️ Theme-adaptive – corner radius, border and shadow follow the active theme unless explicitly configured.
  • 👆 Native HA actions – tap / hold / double-tap for the card plus a separate action for the power button.
  • 🖥️ Full visual editor – area picker, filtered entity pickers, design sliders, reset button, live preview. Zero YAML required.
  • 🌍 i18n – English & German, auto-detected from the user profile.
  • ⚡ Vanilla JavaScript – no build step, no dependencies, one file.

🃏 Variants

badge (default) chip pur
Badge variant Chip variant Plain variant
Counter badge on the power button Lights chip in the status row No counter at all

🚀 Installation

HACS (recommended)

Open your Home Assistant instance and open this repository inside HACS.

Or manually: HACS → ⋮ → Custom repositories → add this repository URL with category Dashboard → install NavRoom Card.

Tip

After installing or updating, do a hard refresh (Ctrl+Shift+R) or restart the companion app so the new version is loaded.

Manual installation (without HACS)
  1. Download navroom-card.js from the latest release
  2. Copy it to config/www/
  3. Add a dashboard resource: /local/navroom-card.js (type: JavaScript module)

⚙️ Configuration

Everything can be configured through the visual editor – open the card, pick an area, and the entity pickers fill themselves. The minimal YAML is a single line:

type: custom:navroom-card
area: living_room

Note

Selecting an area pre-fills the light and sensor pickers with the auto-discovered entities. They are normal config values – change or clear them anytime. Changing the area re-runs discovery.

Full example with all options 
type: custom:navroom-card
area: living_room
light: light.living_room_group
temp: sensor.living_room_temperature
humidity: sensor.living_room_humidity
co2: sensor.living_room_co2
variant: badge
chip_order:
  - temp
  - humidity
  - co2
  - light
tap_action:
  action: navigate
  navigation_path: /lovelace/living-room
hold_action:
  action: more-info
power_action:
  action: toggle

Options

Option Type Default Description
area string – Area ID; provides name, icon and auto-discovery
light entity auto-discovered Light group or single light
temp entity auto-discovered Temperature sensor
humidity entity auto-discovered Humidity sensor
co2 entity auto-discovered CO2 sensor (ppm, with warning colors)
variant string badge badge, chip or pur
chip_order list [temp, humidity, co2, light] Chip display order
tap_action action more-info Card tap
hold_action action – Card hold
double_tap_action action – Card double tap
power_action action toggle light Power button tap
name / icon string from area Manual overrides
height, radius, icon_size, name_size, chip_height, chip_font, pwr_size, badge_size, bg_tint, accent_fallback number/string see editor Design options (unset values adapt to the theme)

❓ FAQ

The pickers filled themselves – can I still change them?

Yes. Selecting an area pre-fills the pickers with the discovered entities, but they are normal config values: change or clear them anytime. Changing the area re-runs discovery and refills the pickers.

Which light does auto-discovery pick?

If the area contains light groups, the group with the most members wins. Otherwise the first light of the area is used. Disabled and hidden entities are skipped.

Why doesn't the card look rounded on my theme?

The card follows the active theme by default. If you want a specific look regardless of theme, set the corner radius (and friends) explicitly in the Design section of the editor.

🐛 Issues & Ideas

Found a bug or have a feature idea? Open an issue – feedback is very welcome.

📄 License

MIT · Made with CLAUDE

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From the balcony · 3 of 4 clapped

  1. Princessclapped
    MIT-licensed Home Assistant card with clear features, screenshots mentioned in readme, zero dependencies, full UI editor, and declared works-on-my-machine status.
  2. Crusoeclapped
    Zero dependencies, no vulnerable advisories, local-only Home Assistant integration with clear data story and full UI configuration.
  3. Schnitzelclapped
    A delightful Home Assistant card that dynamically tints itself to match room lighting colors—playful, practical, and clearly brings joy to its users.

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