I design and build custom smart home systems — heat, irrigation, security, lighting, and media — unified in one dashboard that runs entirely in your house.
Everything you need to automate, monitor, and orchestrate your space — in one private hub you own.
Design tile-based control panels with drag-and-drop. Per-room views, custom themes, live camera feeds, and real-time sensor graphs.
Trigger lights on sunset, drop the heat when you arm the alarm on your way out, cut standby power when everyone's asleep. Visual editor or YAML — your call.
Your data stays in your house. No cloud lock-in, no subscriptions to unlock features, no vendor pulling the plug on your devices.
Built-in local voice with wake-word detection, or plug in Alexa and Google. Talk to your home without sending a recording to a data center.
Track every watt. Solar production, battery charge, EV charging, appliance-level draw — with hourly and daily breakdowns.
"Movie night" dims the lights, lowers blinds, and arms the fireplace. "Morning" opens curtains and queues your playlist. One tap. Or zero.
Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, mmWave sensors — know who's home without wearing a tracker. Personalized automations per person follow.
Check cameras, unlock the door, or trigger scenes from anywhere — through your own encrypted tunnel or VPN. You hold the keys.
Node-RED, ESPHome, Zigbee2MQTT, Frigate NVR, AdGuard, MariaDB — install with one click. Thousands of community integrations.
Real dashboards from a recent install — heat zones, irrigation, security, media. All in one place, all running locally.
The magic isn't in individual devices — it's when they start cooperating. One tap arms the house and dozens of things happen.
Why heat an empty house? Warms back up before you walk in.
No more "did I leave the kitchen light on?" — the house handles it.
Phone buzzes the moment something moves. Not a drill.
Drops to 110°F while you're gone, heats back up 30 min before arrival.
Unless solar is producing — then it fills the battery for free.
Stop conditioning rooms nobody's in. Sensor-driven, not timer-driven.
Your house greets you at the door. Automatically, every night.
Flooded basements are expensive. A $15 sensor pays for itself once.
One routine replaces the nightly lap around the house.
A typical setup with setback thermostats, scheduled lighting, and away-mode controls recovers its hardware cost within the first year — and keeps saving every month after.
From the 40-year-old smoke detector to the Matter thermostat you unboxed last week — your system will speak to them all. Native integrations or standard USB / Zigbee / Z-Wave sticks, plus RTL-SDR and IR/RF adapters for the weird stuff.
Your automation hub runs on a tiny PC or dedicated appliance tucked in a closet or utility room. It bridges wireless radios and IP protocols into one unified state machine — then lets you automate across them.
I install the hub, commission the radios, onboard the devices, and build the dashboards. You end up with no vendor lock-in, no yearly fees, and hardware you own.
Every house is different. Tell me what you want it to do — I'll design a system that fits your home, your devices, and your budget.