Software for your home, on your terms.
Team Ecohash is an independent software studio in Kansas. We build consumer apps for the screens in your home — TVs, tablets, photo frames — that connect to the systems you already run — no cloud accounts, no subscriptions, no telemetry required.
Products
Our apps build on open ecosystems you already run — Home Assistant, Music Assistant, Immich — and run entirely on your own network.
rustFrame New
Any screen · powered by your Immich serverThe self-hosted photo frame that curates like a gallerist.
- Face-safe crops and scored diptychs — it never cuts through a face, and never hangs two photos that don't belong together
- A mat colour sampled from each photo, and motion that resolves onto its subject
- Your own Immich library, optionally woven with open collections from NASA, The Met and Wikimedia Commons
DashVoice
Android tabletsTurn any Android tablet into a smart home voice assistant, dashboard, and multiroom speaker.
- On-device wake word and speech recognition — voice control without the cloud
- Wall-mounted Home Assistant dashboards with screensaver and night modes
- Synchronized whole-home audio as a Music Assistant speaker
SpinViz
Apple TV & Android TVTurn any TV into a living music visualizer, synced to your whole-home audio.
- Thousands of classic MilkDrop-style presets rendered by the projectM engine
- Plays as a synchronized Music Assistant speaker — visuals react to the actual audio
- A true 10-foot interface built for the remote
About Team Ecohash
Ecohash LLC is a small, independent studio based in Kansas. We build the software we wanted for our own home — then polish it until it's ready for yours.
Local first
Our apps talk to servers you run in your own home. Your data — your voice, your music, your dashboards — stays on your network.
Private by design
No accounts to create, no telemetry to opt out of. Each app publishes a plain-language privacy policy.
Built on open standards
We build on open ecosystems like Home Assistant, Music Assistant, Immich and projectM, and publish our documentation on GitHub.
Contact
Questions, support, or partnership inquiries — we'd love to hear from you.