Smart Home for Families

One system for everything in your home.

Your lights, locks, cameras, heating and power come together in a single system that you control by speaking — instead of a separate app for every brand.

How it works

Three steps, and you are not expected to configure any of them.

  1. 1

    We connect what you already have

    An installer links your existing lights, locks, cameras, blinds, heating and power points to one small unit in the house. Where possible, we connect what you already have, so you can keep the devices and brands you already use.

  2. 2

    You say what you want

    Speak normally, in the room you are standing in. The system understands what you want and controls the right devices. There is no app to open and no menu to learn.

  3. 3

    It picks up your routine

    Over time, it can learn the household’s routines — when you get up, when the last person goes to bed — and help automate the everyday things you choose.

What changes day to day

One system instead of four apps

Most homes end up with a different app for the lights, the lock, the camera and the heating. Here they all answer to the same voice.

Leaving and coming home

Say you are heading out and the lights can go off, the doors lock, the heating turn down and the alarm arm — one sentence instead of five separate steps.

Anyone can use it

There is nothing to learn, so guests, grandparents and children all use it the same way: by saying what they want, out loud, in the room.

Different people, different access

You decide who can do what. A child can turn the lights on without being able to unlock the front door.

You can see where the power goes

The system can show where household energy is being used and when, so decisions about energy are not guesswork.

From home control to everyday help

The same assistant that controls the lights is being built to help with things beyond the front door — arranging trusted local services, calling a ride, ordering food or connecting the household with practical help when it is needed.

The essentials still work when the internet is down.

The part that understands you sits inside your home rather than in a data centre, so core controls such as lights, locks and alarms can still respond when the connection drops.