Pricing

Every light in the scope on a switch you can reach from the app, a wall panel or your voice.

Every circuit in the house, not only the rooms you chose to start with.

Levels rather than on and off, and named scenes that set several rooms at once.

Lights come on when someone walks in and go off once a room has been empty for a while.

Garden, facade and pathway lighting on the same schedules and scenes as the inside.

Colour temperature that follows the time of day, and fittings specified with your designer rather than around them.

Your AC on a schedule, from your phone, and inside the scenes you set.

A thermostat per zone that learns the house, rather than a single setpoint for everything.

Sensors in the rooms you use, so the system responds to how a room feels rather than to the thermostat's own corner.

Plant-level control of chillers, fresh-air units and the building management system where the villa has one.

Curtains that open with the morning scene and close with the evening one, on tracks fitted to your fabric.

Roller and venetian blinds on the same control as the curtains.

Shading that tracks the sun through the day, so a west-facing room is not an oven by four.

Louvred pergolas, awnings and external screens brought onto the same schedules.

The sensors that tell the house whether anyone is home, used by lighting, climate and security alike.

Keyless entry on the doors you choose, with a code or a phone, and a log of who came in when.

See and speak to whoever is at the door from wherever you are.

Know which doors and windows are open before you arm the house or leave it.

Cameras on the platform, from bringing your existing ones in to a full new system designed for the property.

A wired intercom at the gate and the door, answered from any panel or the app.

Sensors, sirens and alerts, with the coverage growing as the tier does.

Gates and garage doors that open for you, on a schedule, or on a tap.

Beam and fence sensors around the plot, and a way to give visitors and staff their own timed access.

Music in any room or every room, from one app, with the speakers built in rather than on the shelf.

Every screen and source on the same remote, and in the scenes with the lights and blinds.

Weatherproof speakers by the pool and in the garden, on the same system as inside.

A room designed for it: projection, surround sound, acoustic treatment and one button that sets it all.

One app for everything in the scope, at home and away.

Your voice assistant wired into the system rather than bolted onto it.

Welcome Home, Good Night, Away and the rest, written for how you actually live in the house.

Keypads on the wall for the things you do without a phone, like turning the lights off on the way out.

A screen at the front door and in the main rooms that shows the whole house at a glance.

Check on the house and change anything from anywhere with a connection.

A layout per person and per room, so the children's panel does not show the plant room.

The wiring and Wi-Fi the rest of the system stands on, sized for the number of devices rather than for a laptop.

Access points placed for the building's walls, not left at the router.

The house's devices on their own network, away from your laptops and guests.

Every device inventoried, updated and monitored, so a dead sensor is noticed by us before it is by you.

See what the house is drawing, by circuit, and where the electricity bill is actually going.

Panels brought onto the platform so the house uses its own power first.

Storage that keeps the essentials running through an outage and shifts the load off peak.

A charger that knows the tariff, the solar and the rest of the house's load.

Priority circuits, automatic shedding and a generator that starts itself when it should.

Pumps, heating, lighting and chemistry on schedules, checked from the app.

Path, tree and feature lighting that comes on at dusk and dims when the house goes to bed.

Watering that follows the forecast and the season rather than a fixed timer.

The house knows who is in, from phones and sensors together, and behaves accordingly.

Rules with conditions: if it is after sunset and someone is home and the AC is on, then close the blinds.

Routines that adjust to how the house is actually used over time, rather than to a schedule set on day one.

CO2, particulates and humidity per room, feeding the ventilation and the climate rather than only a chart.

A technician walks the property and the system is designed to it, with drawings, before anything is ordered.

Fitted by our own engineers, then every device tested in place before handover.

One named person coordinating with your contractor, your designer and our engineers.

A record of what was installed and how it is wired, so the next person can pick it up.

A walkthrough of the system with whoever lives in the house, and again once you have lived with it.

Who answers when something needs attention, and how fast. The care packages set the response windows.