Your car knows you are coming. Your home has no idea.
From €499 plus taxes, a real part of your home is already working from your phone — without touching your door, your lock or a single cable.
Everything, in one place
One app on your phone. One sentence spoken out loud. The building does the rest.
- Heating, room by room
- Air conditioning and heat pumps
- Lighting, scenes and dimming
- Your front door, with no keys
- Garage doors, gates and barriers
- Alarm with AI cameras
- Blinds, shutters and awnings
- Television and home cinema
- Water shut-off and leak sensors
- Smoke and gas detection
- Energy, solar and car charging
- Voice control, in your language
All of it is the point. The functions you use every day — heating, lighting, the doors — happen to be the cheapest to fit, so that is where we start; everything else joins the same app afterwards, because we design the whole home before the first piece goes in.
Nobody wants “home automation”. People want one specific thing to stop annoying them.
One thermostat in the hall is deciding the temperature of rooms nobody is in. Give every radiator its own control and you stop paying to heat an empty bedroom — or an empty home while you are at work.
It is in your phone, which you are holding anyway. And in your partner's, and your son's, and your mother's — without buying a single extra remote from the community.
Stop carrying them. Your phone opens your door exactly as it opens your car — and your lock, your cylinder and your key stay exactly as they are.
Everybody forgets — so stop trying to remember. The house turns them off behind you as you leave a room, and shuts the whole place down when the last person goes to bed.
Whichever of these you recognise, the starter installation covers it — and it lands in the same app as everything you add next. A home where all of it works together is the goal, and this is the cheapest way to start living in one.
You rent the flat. It makes no difference whatsoever.
Nothing about the home is modified, so there is nothing to ask permission for. Every part of it comes off again and works in the next one — the originals go into a box and go back on the day you leave.
Enough to change how your home works
We fit it, we configure it, we set up the app with you, and we do not leave until you have used it yourself.
- The hub the whole home is built around, installed and configured
- Your chosen starting point fitted and working — heating, garage, entrance door or lighting
- The app on your phone, with access from anywhere; more phones can be added whenever you like
- Voice control set up and tested with you, in your own language
- Your first scenes written around your actual routine, not a demonstration
- A design of the whole home on paper, so that anything you add later fits
- We show you how to use it, and afterwards we answer your questions by email
No obligation, nothing to pay to find out, no pressure — and whether you add anything more later is entirely your decision.
Exactly which hardware goes in depends on your home: how many radiators, which lock, which remote, how many lamps. That is precisely what the free call is for. We tell you what fits inside the starter installation and what would sit outside it, with the figure, before you have spent anything at all.
An alarm that knows the difference between your cat and a person
The reason people stop switching their alarm on is false alarms. An old detector sees movement and screams: a curtain, a pet or a van going past is enough. Our cameras look at what actually moved and work out whether it is a person, a vehicle, an animal or a shadow — on the camera itself, before anything leaves the building — so what finally reaches your phone is worth reading.
We are not a monitoring company: what we build watches, decides and tells you, wherever you are. It does not send anybody round.
Before you pick up the phone
Do you have to make holes, or open up walls?
No. A starter installation is screwed, clipped or plugged in. The only tool that normally comes out of the bag is a screwdriver, and there is nothing to clean up afterwards.
Does it all stop working when the internet goes down?
No. Switches, schedules and scenes are decided inside your home, not on a server somewhere else, so the house carries on behaving normally. What you lose while the line is down is control from outside the house, and that comes back on its own.
How long does it take?
A starter installation is normally a single visit of a few hours, arranged for a time that suits you. You should not have to take a day off work for it, and we do not leave until you have used it yourself.
Is that really the whole price?
It is the price of the starter installation, plus taxes. If your home needs more than it covers — twelve radiators instead of five, a lock that needs a different mechanism — we tell you on the call, with the figure, before anything is ordered. Nobody likes a surprise on an invoice, and we do not work that way.
Tell us the one thing that annoys you. We will tell you what it costs to stop it.
Leave your name and a number. An engineer calls you back — not a call centre and not a salesman — asks about your home, and tells you honestly what a starter installation would do for it and what it would cost. The call is free and it commits you to nothing.
We call you once. If it is not for you, that is the end of it — we do not chase people.