Home control
that works?
How smart.

Smarthome is my smart home project
that gives me direct, daily control of my
apartment’s lights, plugs, and air conditioner.

Across the place, button panels are affixed
to walls at typical light switch placements:
I tap a button on the panel, and lights turn on.
Buttons also fade and dim lights, pick colors,
set scenes, adjust the fan, and tell time.

It works 24/7, a tight bundle of hardware,
custom and open-source software, ergonomics
interior design, behavioral science — lots —
to handle the wide variety of everyday life.
Day and night, panels adjust to blend with décor.
With a hardy tech stack they run smoothly,
even besting builder-grade systems.
By safely repurposing old tech, the kit
costs 75 % less than new gear.

Mainly, it’s a smart home that works.
When I need quick light, I’m hosting a party,
or a power outage casts the place in pitch,
Smarthome helps out.

This is the everyday system
making my home delightfully smart,
now and for years to come.