A modern smart thermostat mounted on a wall

A smart home that works offline.

Lighting, heating, locks and cameras on local control.

The rule we design to

Ordinary switches still work

  • Local control, not a cloud login
  • Switches over bulbs on the wall
  • A physical fallback on every door
  • One controller, not one app per brand
A wall-mounted smart switch panel

What we install

Lighting, heating, entry, cameras and blinds

01

Lighting

Smart switches, so the wall switch still works.

02

Heating & cooling

Thermostats and zones on real schedules.

03

Locks & entry

Keypads and doorbells, with a key that still works.

04

Cameras

Recorded locally, not only to the cloud.

05

Blinds & shades

Wired during a renovation where possible.

06

One app

Brands on one controller where they allow it.

Handover

You get the passwords

Admin logins, the network layout and a device list, none of it tied to our account.

A phone app adjusting smart lighting

FAQ

Smart home questions

Will it still work if the internet goes down?

Yes, local control first with remote access on top.

Do we have to replace everything at once?

No, network first, then lights, heating and locks, then the rest.

We are renovating anyway. What should we do now?

Run cable while the walls are open.

Who owns the system afterwards?

You do, with the admin passwords and the layout.

What should the house do?

Start with what you already have.