For the home you live in. Lights, presence and the rooms you feel every day.
- Smart lighting & dimming
- mmWave presence sensors
- 4–6 scenes, one app
- Renter-safe installation
- Two weeks of tuning
Residential · worldwide
Light that follows the room and the people in it. The AC that starts before the room warms up. A door that tells you it was left open. Designed and installed as one system — whether we are handing over a finished home or working around walls that stay exactly where they are.
Lighting, climate, shade, security, media and voice — planned together, installed once, handed over with the drawings and the scene list. Nothing in this house needs our account to keep working.
01 — Three ways to begin
Most homes arrive at one of three moments: a shell with drawings, a renovation that has already started, or a finished flat someone lives in. The scope follows the moment, not a package.
Before work starts: space planning, materials, lighting and joinery, with the automation designed into the same drawings.
Mid-build: we join your contractor’s programme, define the interfaces, and commission at the end.
Already living there: IR, RF, relays and bridges bring what you own into one app. Almost no chasing.
For the home you live in. Lights, presence and the rooms you feel every day.
The full layer: light, climate, shade, security, media and voice as one system.
For a new home or a full redo — the interior and the technology drawn together.
What it costs is at the end of this page — jump to the cost.
02 — What gets automated
Most automation stops at turning a light on. These are the ones people actually notice, and the ones they ask for once they have seen them. Every one runs locally, with the live data it needs.
Timetable, live disruption, walk time and presence. The entrance light says leave, wait, or take the next train.
The ETA on a kitchen display, and the porch light turns amber under five minutes. No app to check.
Walk away from the desk: monitor off, desk light off, AC back. Walk back and it all returns.
A window sensor cuts the AC. No remote, no reminder, no wasted afternoon.
Rain feed or a local sensor closes the awning and the shades before the balcony gets wet.
Rollers open with the light, gently, and only on the side the sun actually reaches.
A delay moves the alarm, the AC and the water heater instead of you finding out in a cab.
Geyser, washing machine and car charger run when the tariff is lowest, not when you remember.
Portion, time, and a note if the bowl was already full. Works when the internet isn't.
All nine are our own builds, not a catalogue. Want the rest — gates, water tanks, lifts, CCTV, irrigation, the projector, the coffee machine — start a conversation.
03 — Live demo · floor plan
Tap a marker and the room responds — lights, AC, blinds, awning, projector, lock. The same plan can live on a wall tablet in the hallway, so the house is legible at a glance, not buried in a list of entities.
A representative 2BHK layout — not a scan of this home. One plan for the client, the site team and the wall tablet. Rooms, devices and scenes stay in the same language.
Ask by voice04 — The rooms
Not a device list. These are the moments people ask for — and the ones they notice when they are missing.
Photography is reference imagery, not client projects. Replace with your own photography, with permission, when it exists.
05 — One interface
No five-app handover. Lighting, climate, security, media and energy live in one interface — the same one on your client’s phone, the wall tablet and the family’s devices.
Handover includes labelled devices, a scene list, a one-page guide and a support number your client can actually reach.
Courier, blue jacket. Left a parcel at the door. Local AI description, no cloud.
06 — Live demo · voice
Pre-programmed examples, not a live language model. The real assistant runs locally on the hub, so the same request still works when the internet doesn’t.
Local wake word, speech-to-text and text-to-speech — no audio leaves the house. Pick a request to hear a sample.
Local PocketTTS voice · sample. The live hub can clone any voice you have the rights to — no cloud round-trip.
“Close the awning.”
Done. Awning closed. Rain is twenty minutes out, buddy.
07 — What is included
Every engagement ends the same way: a home that runs on its own, drawings that match what was installed, and no dependency on us to keep the lights working.
08 — Questions
Short answers. If yours is not here, it is a better use of a call than a page.
Not for a retrofit. Most of the work happens in existing switch boxes, at the AC unit and at the hub — a room at a time, with a working house most evenings. A full redo is different, and the programme will say so.
Yes, and it is a common request. Battery and plug-in sensors, smart bulbs and IR blasters come out with you. Anything screwed to a wall is agreed with the landlord first, and we keep the reversal drawings.
The house keeps running. The hub, the scenes and the automations live inside the home; the cloud is optional. Switches still work as switches, and the app works on the local network.
That is usually the best setup. We define the automation scope and the interfaces, then coordinate on power, network, ceiling and joinery without taking over the site. White-label drawings are available for studios.
We are vendor-neutral. We can supply and commission, or specify for your vendor. Hardware is billed at actuals with your approval, and we do not design around one brand’s catalogue.
You get the documentation: device list, network map, scene list and the credentials in your name. Any competent integrator can pick it up, and we offer a support arrangement if you would rather we did.
09 — The cost
Choose where the home is and the numbers follow. These are indicative launch figures, not a quote — final scope follows a walkthrough, and hardware and site work are line-itemed before you approve anything.
For the home you already live in: light that follows the room and the people in it.
The full layer: light, climate, shade, security, media and voice, running as one system.
For a new home or a full redo: the interior and the technology designed together.
What is not in these numbers. Furniture and loose furnishings, structural work, lift and building charges, society permissions, and GST or local taxes. Cinema rooms, multi-floor homes and whole-building work are quoted separately. A renovation already under way is priced from the interface list, not the package.
Indicative launch pricing, exclusive of taxes. Scope, hardware and site work are line-itemed before approval — nothing is ordered without a written yes.
Indicative launch pricing for Mumbai, exclusive of GST. Final scope and quote after a walkthrough; hardware and site work line-itemed before you approve.
Next
A floor plan, a few photos and a description of how the household actually moves through the day. From that we come back with a scope and a number you can approve, change or bin — before any hardware is ordered.
Studios in Mumbai & Hong Kong · projects worldwide.