ESPHome battery touch remote for Home Assistant

Luca Pizzorno's touch remote is an ESPHome configuration for the Freenove ESP32-S3 Display 2.8in (FNK0104), the version with the ILI9341 240×320 screen and FT6336U capacitive touch. It runs on a 1000 mAh LiPo plugged into the board's battery connector. You pick the pages you want and how many entities go on each: Lights (on/off tiles that follow the real state in Home Assistant, plus All on and All off), LED (zones with on/off, six quick colours and brightness), TV (an Apple TV remote: power, arrows, OK, volume, play/pause, Menu, Home), Appliances (time left and pause/resume for a washer, dryer or dishwasher) and Power (live home consumption as four coloured bars). The bottom navigation bar adjusts to the pages you keep, and a settings page has screen brightness and a Stay awake switch for over-the-air updates. After 20 seconds without a touch it goes into deep sleep, and a touch wakes it in about 5 seconds. The battery icon guesses whether it is charging from the voltage trend, because the board doesn't route the charge signal to the processor. Optional extras are a Qi wireless charging receiver with USB-C output (the author's is about 76 × 46 mm, so check the size against the case) and a 3D-printed case from the repo. Setup: copy the esphome folder into your ESPHome config, fill in secrets.yaml, edit ha-remote.yaml, flash over USB the first time and over the air after that, then turn on "Allow the device to perform Home Assistant actions" for the device in Home Assistant, or the buttons won't control anything. The interface is in English or Italian. The author says it was built with help from an AI assistant and shares it as a hobby project. MIT licence.