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An e-paper calendar, weather, and smart home family dashboard for Home Assistant

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An e-paper calendar, weather, and smart home family dashboard for Home Assistant

Timeframe

An e-paper calendar, weather, and smart home family dashboard

Supported displays

  • Visionect Place & Play 13 / Joan 13 Pro - designed for 10m update interval
  • Boox Mira Pro 25.3" - Real-time updates via WebSocket
  • Boox Mira 13.3" - Real-time updates via WebSocket
  • TRMNL (OG)
  • TRMNL (X)
  • reTerminal E1001 7.5"
  • reTerminal E1003 10.3"

Installation

  1. In Home Assistant, go to Settings → Add-ons → Add-on Store
  2. Click the three-dot menu (⋮) → Repositories
  3. Add this repository URL: https://github.com/timeframe/ha-addon
  4. Find Timeframe in the add-on store and click Install
  5. Click Start
  6. Access the app at port 8099 (e.g. http://homeassistant.local:8099)

Run as a standalone Docker container

Timeframe can also run as a regular Docker container, independent of the Home Assistant add-on system. All configuration comes from environment variables, and it can point at any reachable Home Assistant instance — local or remote.

You'll need a Home Assistant long-lived access token: in HA, open your profile → Security → Long-Lived Access Tokens → Create Token.

Using Docker Compose

A ready-to-edit docker-compose.yml is included. Set TIMEFRAME_HOME_ASSISTANT_URL and TIMEFRAME_HOME_ASSISTANT_TOKEN, then:

bash
docker compose up -d --build

Open the dashboard at http://localhost:8099.

Using docker run

bash
docker build -t timeframe .

docker run -d \
  --name timeframe \
  -p 8099:8099 \
  -v timeframe-data:/data \
  -e TIMEFRAME_HOME_ASSISTANT_URL="http://192.168.1.50:8123" \
  -e TIMEFRAME_HOME_ASSISTANT_TOKEN="your_long_lived_access_token" \
  timeframe

Environment variables

Variable Default Description
TIMEFRAME_HOME_ASSISTANT_URL http://homeassistant.local:8123 Base URL of your Home Assistant instance. Use any reachable address, e.g. http://192.168.1.50:8123.
TIMEFRAME_HOME_ASSISTANT_TOKEN (required) Home Assistant long-lived access token. Required when running standalone.
TIMEFRAME_TEMPERATURE_UNIT F F or C.
TIMEFRAME_SPEED_UNIT mph mph or kph.
TIMEFRAME_PRECIPITATION_UNIT in in, mm, or cm.
SECRET_KEY_BASE (auto-generated) Secret used to encrypt sessions and stored data. If unset, a random key is generated and persisted to the /data volume on first run.
PORT 8099 Port the web interface listens on inside the container.

Keep the /data volume across restarts — it holds the bundled Postgres database and the generated secret key.

When installed as a Home Assistant add-on, Timeframe instead authenticates automatically via the Supervisor and reads unit options from the add-on configuration UI, so no environment variables are required in that mode.

Configuration

The following entities can be created in Home Assistant to customize behavior. Icon names are from Material Design Icons (without the mdi- prefix).

Entity ID Default behavior Description
sensor.timeframe_top_right_* None Displays items in the top-right corner. State format: icon,label(optional),rotation(optional) (e.g. door-open,Front Door). Labels containing underscores are automatically humanized. Return multiple items for a single sensor by using newlines. Rotation is a degree value for the icon (e.g. for wind direction).
sensor.timeframe_top_left_* None Displays items in the top-left corner. State format: icon,label(optional),rotation(optional)
sensor.timeframe_weather_status_* None Displays weather status items. State format: icon,label(optional),rotation(optional)
sensor.timeframe_daily_event_* None Adds all-day events to the timeline. State format: icon,label(optional). Return multiple events by using newlines.
sensor.timeframe_media_player_entity_id Uses the first media_player.* entity Set the state to a specific media player entity ID (e.g. media_player.living_room) to control which player's now-playing info is shown.
sensor.timeframe_weather_entity_id Uses the first weather.* entity Set the state to a specific weather entity ID (e.g. weather.home) to control which weather entity provides forecasts.
sensor.timeframe_weather_feels_like_entity_id Uses apparent_temperature from the weather entity Set the state to a specific sensor entity ID to override the feels-like temperature display.

Template helper examples

Here are some example template sensors:

sensor.timeframe_top_left_status

jinja
{% if is_state('input_boolean.check_mailbox', 'on') %}
mailbox,Check mail
{% endif %}

sensor.timeframe_top_left_unavailable_entities

…

sensor.timeframe_top_left_low_batteries

jinja
{% for state in states.sensor
|selectattr('attributes.device_class', '==', 'battery')
|selectattr('entity_id', 'search', 'battery_level') -%}
{% if states(state.entity_id) |int(100)  0 %} ({% if days %}{{ days }}d{% endif %}{% if hours %}{{ hours }}h{% endif %}{% if minutes %}{{ minutes }}m{% endif %}){% endif %}
{% endif %}

sensor.timeframe_top_left_door_locks

…

sensor.timeframe_top_left_backup_battery_status

jinja
{% if is_state('sensor.solaredge_grid_power', 'unknown') %}
battery,Backup {{ states('sensor.solaredge_storage_level') }}%
{% endif %}

sensor.timeframe_top_left_dishwasher_needs_attention

jinja
{% set power = states('sensor.kitchen_dishwasher_switched_outlet_power') %}
{% if is_number(power) and power | float  19 %}
dishwasher,Run the dishwasher!
{% endif %}

sensor.timeframe_top_left_heat_pump_status

jinja
{% if not is_state('select.main_heat_source', 'heat pump only') %}
heat,Main HVAC {{ states("select.main_heat_source") }}
{% endif %}
{% if not is_state('select.upstairs_heat_source', 'heat pump only') %}
heat,Upstairs HVAC {{ states("select.upstairs_heat_source") }}
{% endif %}

sensor.timeframe_weather_status_uv

jinja
{% set uv = states('sensor.weather_station_uv_index') | float(-1) %}
{% if uv > 3 %}
weather-sunny-alert,{{ uv | int }}
{% endif %}

sensor.timeframe_weather_status_wind_gust

jinja
{% if states('sensor.weather_station_wind_gust') | int > 10 %}
arrow-up,{{states('sensor.weather_station_wind_gust') | int}},{{states('sensor.weather_station_wind_direction_average') | int - 45 }}
{% endif %}

sensor.timeframe_top_right_bird

jinja
bird,{{ states('sensor.least_recently_seen_bird') }}

sensor.timeframe_weather_status_lightning

…

sensor.timeframe_weather_feels_like_entity_id

jinja
sensor.weather_station_feels_like

sensor.timeframe_media_player_entity_id

jinja
media_player.sonos_amp_2

sensor.timeframe_weather_status_open_windows

jinja
{% set temp = states('sensor.weather_station_feels_like') | int %}
{% set aqi = states('sensor.airnow_air_quality_index') | int %}
{% set now = now().time() %}
{% set start = strptime('06:00', '%H:%M').time() %}
{% set end = strptime('20:00', '%H:%M').time() %}
{% if aqi  63 and temp  0 %}
email-outline, SoloFolio message
{% endif %}

sensor.timeframe_top_left_dryer_status

jinja
{% if is_state('input_boolean.laundry_dryer_needs_changed', 'on') %}
  {% set elapsed = as_timestamp(now()) - as_timestamp(states.input_boolean.laundry_dryer_needs_changed.last_changed) %}
  {% set total_minutes = ((elapsed + 150) // 300 * 5) | int %}
  {% set days = total_minutes // 1440 %}
  {% set hours = total_minutes % 1440 // 60 %}
  {% set minutes = total_minutes % 60 %}
tumble-dryer,Dryer{% if total_minutes > 0 %} ({% if days %}{{ days }}d{% endif %}{% if hours %}{{ hours }}h{% endif %}{% if minutes %}{{ minutes }}m{% endif %}){% endif %}
{% endif %}

sensor.timeframe_top_left_dog_bowl_status

jinja
{% if is_state('binary_sensor.dog_bowl_water_detected', 'off') %}
paw,Water low
{% endif %}

sensor.timeframe_top_left_rav4_status

jinja
{% if is_state('device_tracker.garage_rav4_beacon', 'home') and is_state('sensor.garage_ev_charger_west_status', 'not_connected') %}
charging-station,RAV4 unplugged
{% endif %}

sensor.timeframe_top_left_groceries_status

jinja
{% if is_state('input_boolean.bring_in_groceries', 'on') %}
basket,Bring in groceries
{% endif %}

sensor.timeframe_top_left_printer_status

jinja
{% set toner = states('sensor.away_room_printer_black_toner_remaining') %}
{% if is_number(toner) and toner | float  19 %}
door-closed,Open Door for robot
{% endif %}

sensor.timeframe_weather_status_air_quality_warning

jinja
{% set aqi = states('sensor.honeysuckle_air_quality_aqi_us_aqi') | int %}
{% if aqi > 100 %}
face-mask-outline,{{ aqi }}
{% elif aqi > 50 %}
air-filter,{{ aqi }}
{% endif %}

sensor.timeframe_top_left_solar_power_warning

jinja
{% set uv = states('sensor.weather_station_uv_index') %}
{% set solar_kw = states('sensor.solaredge_solar_power') %}
{% if is_number(uv) and is_number(solar_kw) and uv | float >= 4 and solar_kw | float 4 but low solar output!
{% endif %}

Calendar events

Event description tokens

You can customize how an individual calendar event renders by adding one or more tokens to its description. Tokens are usually placed on their own line and are stripped from any text shown on the display. Icon names come from Material Design Icons (without the mdi- prefix).

Token Description
timeframe-omit Hides this event from the display.
timeframe-icon:NAME Sets the event's icon, e.g. timeframe-icon:soccer. An mdi- prefix is accepted and ignored.
timeframe-title:TEXT Overrides the displayed title without changing the real event title.
timeframe-only:TOKENS Shows the event only on the listed devices. TOKENS is a comma-separated list of device names or ids, e.g. timeframe-only:Kitchen, 12.
timeframe-banner (or #banner) Shows the event as a full-width banner while it is active (see below).
timeframe-countdown:N Adds an all-day "(in Xd)" reminder on each of the N days leading up to the event (never on/after the event day). N is a positive number (up to 999). Honored by the hosted Timeframe app.

A recurring event whose title ends with a four-digit year in parentheses, e.g. Ada (1990), renders that year as an elapsed count (Ada (35)) — this is how birthdays and anniversaries show an age.

Banner mode

To display a full-width banner at the bottom of the screen, include timeframe-banner or #banner in a calendar event's description. The banner appears while the event is active (between its start and end times).

  • The event title becomes the banner heading.
  • The rest of the description (after removing the tag) becomes the banner body. Basic HTML formatting (, , , ) is supported; plain-text newlines are converted to line breaks.

Example: Create a calendar event titled "School Closed Today" with the description:

#banner
Due to inclement weather, all schools will be closed today. Stay safe!

Local development

Configuration:

Create config/timeframe.yml from config/timeframe.yml.example with your settings.

Environment variables

Variable Description
VISIONECT_SERVER Experimental. Set to "true" to start the Visionect TCP protocol server alongside Puma. Required for Visionect Place & Play / Joan 13 Pro devices.

Setup

  1. bundle install
  2. bin/rails s
  3. Visit http://localhost:3000

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PublishedAug 1, 2026
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