Claude
Added as a custom connector in Claude's settings.
Let's build your smart home.
We connect the smart things you already own, add the few that are missing, and set your house up to look after itself.
Keeps working without internet
No contracts
You own all of it
Kansas City area
Keep what you have. We connect it.
The lights, the locks, the thermostat, even the car. If it's smart, it almost certainly works.
- Apple Home
- Google Nest
- Amazon Alexa
- SmartThings
- Philips Hue
- Sonos
- Ring
- Yale
- UniFi
- ecobee
- Honeywell
- Daikin
- Mitsubishi
- Moen Flo
- iRobot
- Roborock
- Bosch
- Tesla
- BMW
- Samsung
- LG
- Sony
- IKEA
- TP-Link Kasa
And thousands more. We make them one home: working together, from one app, on Wi-Fi that doesn't drop.
6 in 10smart home owners haven't set up a routine that links their devices.Parks Associates, 2024
29%of owners call a pro after trying it themselves. We take that call.Parks Associates, 2025
Nobody touched a switch. Here's what happened.
One ordinary day in a house that runs itself. Scroll through it.
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6:12 AM · The fridge opens
The house knows you're up
The first sign of morning, like the fridge opening, wakes the house up. The alarm turns itself off, so nobody fumbles with a keypad at 6 AM.
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6:20 AM · First light of the day
Bright mornings, soft evenings
The first time you switch on a light in the morning, it comes on bright. After sunset, lights you haven't touched settle to a softer level.
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8:02 AM · The last phone leaves
Locked up behind you
When the last person leaves, the doors lock and the alarm turns on. The robot vacuum takes its turn while nobody's home.
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11:30 AM · Water running that shouldn't be
A leak, caught early
The smart valve on your main water line notices water running in a way it never does, like a burst hose. It shuts the water off and tells your phone. Homes with a smart shutoff file 96% fewer water claims. LexisNexis study
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2:10 PM · The doorbell sees a package
Your package, noticed
The doorbell camera spots a delivery and sends you a photo. If it's still on the porch at dusk, the porch light comes on.
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5:15 PM · Dinner at 6 is on the calendar
The car is warm when you get in
Put dinner on the calendar and the car warms up before you leave, with heated seats on cold nights. Your phone gets a heads-up with a Cancel button.
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8:15 PM · The TV starts playing
The room gets ready for the movie
Press play and the living room lights dim and the shades close. Want the lights up tonight? One tap pauses it.
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9:40 PM · Someone's in the shower
The fan runs itself
The house can tell a shower from a sink. The bathroom fan comes on with the shower and turns itself off an hour later.
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10:30 PM · One button by the bed
Goodnight, house
One press turns off every light, locks up and turns on the alarm. A guest room stays untouched.
Cameras that do something about it.
UniFi cameras and a video doorbell. When they spot a person or a car after dark, the house reacts.
- Your video stays homeRecorded on a box in your house, not someone else's cloud. No monthly fee, nothing to subscribe to.
1 in 4Americans have had a package stolen. The doorbell sees deliveries too.Security.org
Just ask your house. From the AI app you already use.
Check on things, change them, or plan ahead, in plain English, from anywhere. Every answer comes with a receipt: a little card showing exactly what it did.
Muse
Added as a custom connector. We test it on your setup first.
Grok
Added as a custom connector. We test it with your setup before you count on it.
Each one connects through the same secure link to your Home Assistant, and reaches only the devices you share with it.
Your AI apphome connected
Back doorUnlocked
GarageOpen
Lights6 on
Heat71°
It looks after the little things.
A few favorites. We set up the ones that fit your house.
Everyone's out. The vacuum checks when it last cleaned. Yesterday? It takes its turn. Already today? It stays on its dock.
Checking in on Mom. Her kitchen light and morning coffee tell you she's up. If the morning stays quiet, you hear about that too.
The kids are home. The front door opens with their code after school, and your phone gets a note.
The garage, left open at 10 PM. It closes itself, then lets you know it did.
Rain in the forecast. The sprinklers skip tonight's watering on their own.
A gentle morning. The shades rise slowly, the bathroom floor warms up, and the coffee's on.
When the internet goes down, your house doesn't.
Lights, locks and routines keep going without the internet, and without any company's servers.
- When a company calls it quitsInsteon's servers went dark in 2022, early Nest thermostats lost their app in 2025, and Wemo's cloud shut down in 2026. We pick gear that runs locally, so a company's bad news doesn't switch off your lights.
Sources: Forrester, Tom's Guide, TechCrunch
Light that follows the sun. Shades that do too.
Lights drift from crisp daylight to a warm evening glow on their own. Shades come down just far enough to keep the sun off your screen.
- You're still in chargeMove a light or a shade yourself and it stays where you put it.
3:30 PM
LightDaylight
Brightness100%
Shade25% open
The whole house, in your pocket.
Tap a room to see its lights and shades. Alerts appear only when something needs you.
- Quiet until it mattersA package at the door, a door left open. Otherwise, nothing.
Or tap around the phone yourself.
Good evening
Home · Awake · 68° outside
Rooms
Every speaker. Every service. Just ask.
Spotify, Apple Music and the rest in one place, playing on any speaker in the house, whatever the brand. Say what you want to hear and where.
Speakers
Any brand, any roomSonos
Apple HomePod
Google Nest
Bose
Samsung
Most smart TVs
Streaming services
All in one librarySpotify
Apple Music
YouTube Music
Pandora
Audible
Podcasts & radio
And plenty more of both; the full list is in the questions below. Bring your own subscriptions.
We start with what you already have.
Most homes have a dozen smart things that don't talk to each other. We bring them together, add what's missing, and set it all up to run itself.
Step 1
A look around
An hour at your house: what you have, what bugs you, and what you wish the house would just do.
You get a written plan and a fixed price.
Step 2
Fill the gaps
A few devices that make it all work, like a smart water shutoff and cameras. We'll also tell you what not to buy.
You get a house that knows what's going on.
Step 3
Make it yours
It all runs on Home Assistant, on a small box in your home that you own. We tune it over the first few weeks until you stop noticing it.
You get a house that handles the small stuff.
Start with a visit. No pressure.
Every house is different, so we quote after we've seen yours. The price we quote is the price you pay.
Home visit
Free
About an hour at your house, looking at what you have and what you want.
- What you have, and what bugs you
- A written plan with a fixed price
Setup
Fixed quote
Everything in the plan, installed and tuned.
- Your existing devices connected
- New devices, if the plan calls for them
- Your app, routines and AI connection
- A month of fine-tuning
- 90 days of fixes, on us
After the first 90 days, pay as you go when you need a hand, or join a support plan from $59 a month that installs every update and fixes what breaks. Cancel anytime. Support prices
Good questions.
Anything else, just ask during the visit.
Do I have to replace my smart stuff?
Almost never. We connect what you have, from almost any brand, and only suggest something new when it makes the house work better.
What if the internet goes down?
The house keeps running. Lights, switches and routines all work without it, and with a second internet line the backup takes over on its own. A few things that rely on a company's servers wait until it's back.
Which AI apps work?
Claude, on any plan. Meta's Muse, too. Grok, on a paid plan, once we've tested it with your setup. We'll connect whichever one you use.
Can the AI unlock my door?
Only if you share the lock with it. It can reach just the devices you choose, and we suggest leaving locks, the alarm and garage doors off that list. Want it to lock up for you anyway? We share a one-way lock-up button instead of the locks themselves, so it can lock doors and close the garage, but never open them.
Which speakers and music services work?
Speakers: Sonos, Apple HomePod, Google Nest, Bose, Bluesound, Denon & Marantz, Yamaha, WiiM, Roku, Samsung, IKEA Symfonisk and most smart TVs. Services: Spotify, Apple Music, Tidal, Qobuz, YouTube Music, Pandora, SiriusXM, SoundCloud, Audible and Plex, plus podcasts, radio and your own music files.
Who owns it?
You do. It runs on a box in your house, with your own account and backups. If you ever stop working with us, you keep everything.
Is there a contract?
No. You pay for the setup once, with no contract. Support plans are optional and month to month.
What if something breaks later?
For the first 90 days, anything our setup caused gets fixed free. After that, a remote fix is $100 for up to half an hour and a house call is $250 including the first hour. Or join a support plan from $59 a month: we install and test every update, watch for problems, and fix what breaks. Support prices
Where do you work?
Kansas City, on both sides of the state line.
Let's see what your house can do.
Tell us a little about your home and we'll find a time to come by.