Nairobi · Kenya
Most smart homes in Kenya are a collection of apps that don't talk to each other. We design the whole system before a single device is bought — lighting, cameras, climate and access, working as one.
Two practices
A house that anticipates you and a business that runs itself ask the same question: what should happen without being asked? We answer it for both.
Lighting, security and climate designed around how you actually live — not a box of gadgets left with a manual.
Software and agentic systems for businesses that would rather have outcomes than dashboards.
The method
The right system for a Westlands apartment is not the right system for a Karen house. We start with your day, then specify the parts.
Where we work
Site visits across the city. Elsewhere in Kenya where the project justifies the trip.
Questions
It depends on room count and whether you want lighting only, or lighting plus security and climate. A single-room scene setup is a fraction of a whole-house design. We quote per project after a walkthrough — no per-device markup games.
Yes. Most of our work is retrofits. Wireless control layers mean we rarely need to open a wall.
Scenes and switches run locally on the controller. Internet is needed for remote access and voice control — not for the lights to work.
We integrate with the major platforms, but we design around a local controller so you're not dependent on any one vendor's cloud.
Yes — apartments are often where automation pays off fastest, because lighting and security are the whole experience.
Start here
A walkthrough takes an hour. We'll tell you what's worth automating and what isn't — and we'll say so plainly if the answer is "less than you think."