For Home Assistant

Your home, mapped and in sync.

Your smart home on a floor plan. Visualize and control your connected devices via Home Assistant - private, secure, no cloud middleman.

No cloud middleman No exposed ports Your own Home Assistant

Runs as a Home Assistant add-on, so it needs Home Assistant OS or Supervised (Container or Core?). Made for tablets and desktops.

A Stratorama floor plan, live: a room labelled Parents and one labelled Emma & Noah either side of a bathroom, off a landing with a WC; below, an open Kitchen / Dining, a living room and a terrace. Every lit room is washed with the real colour of its bulbs - warm white over the parents' room, purple over the children's, a blend of amber and teal in the living room - while the bathroom and the WC stay dark. A roller-shutter marker sits on every window, three rooms show a temperature readout, two sockets are labelled Coffee and TV, and a watering network branches along the terrace wall. Four buttons down the right edge count the lights, shutters, sockets and valves in the house.

How it works

From plan to control, in three steps

No tricky network setup. You draw, you link, you control.

Step 1

Draw your plan

Trace your walls, add rooms and floors in a simple 2D editor.

Step 2

Link your devices

Install the add-on in Home Assistant and pair it with a code. Then pin lights, outlets and shutters on the plan and map them to your entities.

Step 3

Control live

Switch on, dim, open your shutters. Real state flows back in real time from your home.

Private by design

Your home stays yours

Stratorama never connects directly to Home Assistant and never hosts your devices. Everything flows through a secure relay over an outbound connection from your add-on.

No ports to open.The add-on makes an outbound connection, so nothing is exposed to the Internet.

No cloud middleman.Your device data is not stored on our servers.

You stay in control.Disconnect the add-on whenever you want, in one click.

Your browserThe Stratorama app
Stratorama relayREST + SSE, encrypted
Add-on (outbound)Installed in your HA
Home AssistantYour devices, at home

Pricing

Free for you. Forever.

You only pay when you want the rest of the household in.

Free

€0forever

Everything you need to map your home and run it yourself, from anywhere.

  • The full editor: rooms, walls, doors, windows, floors.
  • Every device type: lights, LED strips, shutters, outlets, valves, sensors.
  • Remote access through the relay, included. No port to open.
  • No card, no trial, no expiry. We will never move a free capability behind Household.
First 100 households - price locked for life

Household

€3/ month, or €30 a year

One price for the whole home, not one per person.

  • Everything in Free.
  • Share your home with the people you live with, each with their own sign-in.
  • Give each member only the floors and devices you choose.
  • A dedicated credential for wall tablets, separate from your own account.
  • Two months free on the yearly plan.

You create your account first, then we take you straight to payment.

Prices include VAT. Cancel online at any time, effective at the end of the period you paid for, and 14 days to change your mind with a full refund. The first 100 homes to subscribe keep their price for as long as their subscription runs, even once it goes up for new subscribers. Read the terms.

FAQ

Before you install anything

The questions worth asking before you sign up.

Which devices can I put on the plan?

Lights and LED strips (Home Assistant's light domain), roller shutters (cover), power outlets and electro-valves (switch), and read-only sensors (sensor: temperature, humidity, CO2, power and so on). Anything Home Assistant exposes in one of those domains, whichever integration is behind it.

Do I need Nabu Casa or any remote-access setup?

No. The Stratorama add-on opens one outbound connection to our relay, and your browser talks to the relay. No Nabu Casa subscription, no port forwarding, no dynamic DNS, no reverse proxy - and nothing about your Home Assistant becomes reachable from the Internet.

Does it work with Home Assistant Container or Core?

Not yet. Stratorama connects through an add-on, and add-ons need the Supervisor, which only Home Assistant OS and Home Assistant Supervised have. A standalone agent for Container and Core installs is not built yet; we know it is a gap.

Where is my data stored?

On our own servers at OVH in Gravelines, France, inside the EU: your account, your plans and the bindings between your elements and your Home Assistant entities. Encrypted backups go to Scaleway in Paris. Transactional emails go through Resend (United States) and, if you subscribe, payments through Stripe. The privacy policy lists every processor and how long each thing is kept.

What does Stratorama see of my home?

The entity ids you bind to the plan, and their state changes while they cross our relay - in memory only, never written to disk, and forwarded only to the browsers allowed to see that device. Ordinary actions, a light or a shutter, are not recorded. Switching a device we class as consequential (today: electro-valves, because water starts running) leaves an entry saying who, which device and when, readable by the home's owner only. We never see your Home Assistant credentials: the add-on keeps its local token to itself.

How do I disconnect?

In Stratorama, Settings > Home Assistant > Connection > Disconnect add-on revokes the add-on's credential at once; the connection drops within a second. Uninstall the add-on to remove the last trace from Home Assistant. Deleting your account cuts the link immediately too, and removes your home and plans after a 30-day grace period (a shared home passes to another member instead).

Can I use it on my phone?

Stratorama is made for tablets and desktops, and a wall-mounted tablet is its natural home. On a phone you can sign in and control your home in presentation mode, but drawing needs the room a larger screen gives: the editor has no phone layout yet.

Stratorama

Give your connected home a map.

Free. Build your plan in minutes.

Built and run by one independent maker in France. The Home Assistant add-on is open source under the MIT licence: read it on GitHub.