really amazing work with SuperTiles, i wish this SuperTiles is more user friendly with grids, and ability to export/import and share … it would take me weeks to setup an excellent UI dashboard such like yours 
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I love the UI very nice work, what weather are you using? is it hubitat?
I thought I’d share this one:
This is a dashboard for my Rachio Irrigation controller. The right hand side is a super tile with an outline of the zones and icons that allow to turn on or off a particular zone. Unfortunately the Rachio integration with Smartthings is really poor. So the right hand side is a custom tile tapping into the Rachio API. Unfortunately the public Rachio API is also not the best. This tile this is calling an undocumented API that provides the future schedule so my guests know when to take cover 
It’s more of a bare bones POC for now to demonstrate that this undocumented API can be used. If anyone is interested I am happy to provide the code.
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That is awesome! Great job.
Finally got around putting up my new Galaxy A8 tablet, on a removable holder, si I can still use it.
Here’s my new dashboard for it.
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Nice one @Sgt.Flippy_PJ . What camera system do you use? I would love to show a thumbnail for my Nest Cams but it does not seem to be possible.
You can do it by publishing your camera feed to a public URL, but Google has made changes recently that make it much less reliable. At this point I’m about set to ditch them for different cameras that will play nicely with others.
Which one though?
I was at least able to get the Nest cams to turn on and off with a routine, which is good. No luck integrating the stream though.
After weeks of trying different things I think I have figured out what will work for me.
I’ve got 17 hikvision cameras, soon to be more, running on a Hikvision NVR. I’m running Tiny Cam Pro on a PC inside of NoX Player. Tiny cam pulls the video feeds from each camera RTSP and serves each feed on the Tiny Cam web server. Using Sharp tools I pull each feed and display them on 4 Samsung 8 tablets. I’m still testing but it’s pretty solid. One limit is that Sharp Tool will only display 9 camera’s at once on a single page.
Hope this helps.
Terry
Love your layout! Two questions I am trying to figure out. I am new to Sharptools, coming from Actiontiles.
How did you increase the size of the font on the time tile?
Also, how did you get the background of your weather tile clear? I have the same weather tile, but cannot get rid of the blue background for the life of me!
Thanks for your time and help!!
Hello!! i also use blue iris for my cams, what link/media do you use to make it possible to see images inside dashboard?
i found it with stunnel ! great!
I use a media tile with following:
http://yourIPaddress.nip.io:yourPort/mjpg/CameraShortName/video.mjpg
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From what I recall, @Bruno_Cerqueira is using Custom CSS to use a custom font and font size with the clock:
Brunos post about using Custom Fonts and SizingSimilarly, I suspect he commented out the background color line in the Weather Custom Tile:
How to remove gradient background from Custom Weather TileI’ve been meaning to make this an option you could more easily remove on the Custom Weather Tile though, so I’ll work on getting an update out for it.
You are awesome! Thank you so much for the quick response!!
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My WIP dashboard on a Fire HD10. Still tweaking and making changes but happy with it as it is. I was planning to remove the gradient from the weather tile but changed up the colors a bit and made the calendar to match.
Still need to build out my other hyperlinked dashboards to my liking (cough, cough…my wife’s liking ).
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This is my first attempt for a Dashboard for my Homey Pro 2019.
Still on my laptop. I am looking which tablet the best is for buying for this…
Henk
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Here is one of my Dashboards. I have an Ambient Weather Station that sends data to the internet and I use a Hubitat Hub that utilizes an app that Kurt Sanders wrote. It utilizes some of the data from Ambient Weather to create Devices in Hubitat. For some of the devices that the Kurt Sanders App does not generate. I use Webcore to create Virtual Temperature devices to create additional devices. For example, daily rain measure and dew point are virtual temperature sensors that have been converted from Kurt Sanders’ app.
I use Supertiles to display as much weather information as possible into the tiles.
When lights are on, they turn to color blue.
When windows, doors, water sensors or motion is detected, the tiles turn to red.
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I’ve built a universal remote control for the three zones in the house that have audio/video. It controls 3 TVs, a Yamaha receiver and speaker, and a Roku. All services we use are included.
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