How Our Smart Tech Actually Works

A common worry with home automation is whether it will handle heavy appliances like your AC or geyser. We solve this by using standard 16-ampere relays in our switchboards, which is the same capacity you would find in high-quality manual switches. This means our system does not just look smart; it actually handles the electrical load of a typical Indian home without requiring you to redo any wiring.

When we talk about the 'magic' of a smart home, it usually comes down to three core components: the switchboards, the curtain motors, and the communication backend.

Why Retrofitting Matters

Most smart home companies ask you to change your electrical boxes or add new wiring. We took a different path. Our switchboards are designed to fit into your existing electrical board. Whether you have a 4-module or an 8-module board, our retrofitted panels snap in where your old switches used to be. This keeps your home's aesthetics intact and saves you from a messy civil project.

Silent Motor Technology

For motorized curtains, we prioritize the motor's build quality. Our tubular motors operate under 35dB, meaning they are effectively silent. We use a high-density belt-drive mechanism inside our tracks that prevents the 'squeaky' noise found in cheaper alternatives.

Built for Longevity

We use a reliable Tuya-based backend for all our connectivity. This allows your devices to talk to Alexa, Google Home, and our own app without needing an external, expensive hub. We also ensure our curtain tracks are powder-coated aluminum, not plastic, so they won't sag even with heavy blackout fabrics. Whether you need a simple roller blind setup or a complex skylight system for a glass ceiling, the hardware is engineered to handle the specific tension required for long-term use.