CasaRay guides
Make a large smart home feel simple.
Practical explanations for using Home Assistant through CasaRay on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. These guides describe the product available now, including where the official Home Assistant app remains the better tool.
Large homes
Organize rooms and devices without an endless dashboard
Start with the whole-home summary, then move through groups, rooms, and individual devices only when needed.
Read the large-home guide →Apple Home
Use Home Assistant and Apple Home together
Choose accessories, combine only devices you recognize, and use protected Apple Home camera sessions without replacing Home Assistant.
Read the provider guide →Cameras
View Home Assistant cameras across Apple devices
Understand snapshots, live viewing, mute controls, and the multi-camera Live Wall on iPad and Mac.
Read the camera guide →Energy
Read solar, grid, and battery state with the right context
Learn what live power, period usage, reserve level, runtime, and charge estimates mean—and when CasaRay leaves an estimate out.
Read the energy guide →Apple Watch and CarPlay
Take focused home controls and Assistant voice with you
See what runs through the paired iPhone, what CasaRay Free includes, what Plus adds, and why CarPlay remains intentionally bounded.
Read the companion guide →Choosing an app
CasaRay and Home Assistant Companion work together
Use CasaRay for calm daily control and the official app for administration, advanced dashboards, and established Home Assistant workflows.
Read the comparison →Release history
See what changed in each CasaRay release
A maintained summary of shipped improvements, based on the release notes delivered with each App Store version.
Open the changelog →Compatibility
See what we have actually tested
Check live lab evidence, automated integration contracts, generic Home Assistant support, and known limits before troubleshooting a provider-specific feature.
Open the compatibility matrix →Need help?
Ask a question or report a problem
Use the public support repository for searchable questions, feedback, and issue reports. It is a support space, not a source-code repository.
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