Install · coming 8 Dec
Not available to install yet
Flight Day runs on one household’s screens today. The install guide arrives with the open-source release on 8 Dec. Here’s what it will ask for.
Step one
Get the app
| Screen | How you’ll get it | Status |
|---|---|---|
| iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple TV, Apple Watch | A public beta through TestFlight, then the App Store as “Flight Day – Launch Control” | In development |
| Android wall panels and Google TV | The Android app, published with the source | In development |
| Any browser | Served by Flight Day for Home Assistant | In development |
Flight Day on one device without Home Assistant (the alarm, your calendar, weather and Space) is In development.
Step two
Add your home (Home Assistant)
- Home Assistant 2026.1 or later, on your own network.
- HACS, to add Flight Day for Home Assistant, which runs the launch alarm, Goodnight and comfort for the whole house. You install it once.
- A screen: a phone, a tablet, a Mac, a TV or a wall panel. Pair a TV or panel from your phone; there’s no keyboard to fight with.
Optional
A Flight Day Hub on a computer at home, a bedroom speaker, smart lights, a thermostat, a robot vacuum, cameras, room sensors and an AI model in Home Assistant. Each one lights up when it’s there. See Integrations.
Open source
Flight Day will be open source, with no accounts and no Flight Day cloud. See Privacy.
See the setup
The setup screens are being built now. Concept frames of each step are on the home page, and the docs describe what runs Flight Day today.