Homeowners & residents
The person who just wants the house to work and to trust the alert on their phone. Plain-language status, calm notifications and controls that make sense at a glance, on whatever phone they already own.
Built for connected products.
Trusted inside the home.
From the first sensor reading to the alert on a homeowner’s phone, we build IoT products the way good hardware earns trust: reliable on a weak-signal day, honest about what the device is doing and secure long after launch. The data a device collects belongs to the people who live with it, and we engineer like it from the first firmware build.
Matter · ThreadFluent in the protocols
connected homes run on
connected homes run on
Edge to cloudReal-time telemetry from
the device to the dashboard
the device to the dashboard
Signed OTASecure updates for the
whole life of the device
whole life of the device
Security built in from firmware
Device-to-cloud encryption
Signed over-the-air updates
Built to IoT security baselines
Real people.
Not just endpoints.
A connected product only works when it works for the person in the moment, whether that’s a homeowner reading an alert at midnight, a technician in a crawl space, the team shipping firmware or the dealer whose name is on the truck.
Technicians & installers
Field crews who need fast, dependable setup and clean diagnostic data, not a fiddly app. Provisioning that just pairs, and a service view that starts a call with facts instead of guesswork.
Product & engineering teams
The makers shipping firmware, apps and cloud together. Architecture that holds up from ten devices to ten thousand, with telemetry, updates and security you don’t have to re-engineer at scale.
Dealers & service partners
The businesses selling, installing and supporting the product, who live in the dashboard all day. Fleet views, subscriptions and support tooling that turn a device into a recurring relationship.
What we build
when the product lives in the home.
Six areas where product discipline and security engineering meet the real work of shipping a connected device and keeping it dependable for years.
01
Turn a device into a product
Connected product platforms
The full device-to-cloud backbone: provisioning, secure onboarding, telemetry pipelines and fleet management, so readings flow reliably from the gateway to the cloud and back, even when the Wi-Fi has a bad day.
Device-to-cloudProvisioning & onboardingTelemetry pipelinesFleet management
02
Put control in the homeowner’s pocket
Companion mobile & web apps
iOS, Android and web apps for live status, control and alerts, with an onboarding flow a first-time user can finish in minutes. The kind of app people actually keep on the home screen.
iOS & AndroidLive status & controlPush alertsSimple onboarding
03
See problems before the customer does
AI & predictive intelligence
Anomaly detection, predictive maintenance and energy insight that turn a stream of raw readings into a clear heads-up: this part is trending toward failure, this filter needs changing, this is what it’s costing to run.
Anomaly detectionPredictive maintenanceEnergy & usage insightSmart alerts
04
One dashboard for the whole fleet
Dealer, installer & customer portals
Role-based dashboards for the people who sell and support the product: device provisioning, fleet health, support tooling, warranty and subscription billing, all in one place instead of five spreadsheets.
Fleet dashboardsProvisioning toolsSupport & warrantySubscriptions & billing
05
Works with the rest of the home
Integrations & interoperability
Matter, Thread, Zigbee, Z-Wave, BLE and Wi-Fi on the device side, Alexa, Google Home and cloud-to-cloud on the ecosystem side, connected over MQTT and clean APIs so your product plays nicely with the home it lands in.
Matter & ThreadZigbee / Z-Wave / BLEAlexa & Google HomeMQTT & cloud-to-cloud
06
Secure for the life of the device
IoT security & device lifecycle engineering
Security-by-design, unique device identity, encrypted communication and signed over-the-air updates, engineered toward the NIST baseline and US Cyber Trust Mark so a device stays safe and patchable years after it ships.
Security by designDevice identitySigned OTA updatesCyber Trust Mark readiness
Your kind of connected product,
already on our bench.
We build and market for connected products across the whole smart home and IoT map, from a single sensor to a whole-home system, from a consumer gadget to a fleet of commercial devices. Find your category below: chances are we’ve already shipped for something that works a lot like it.
HVAC & climate
Connected thermostats, diagnostics and comfort systems that turn an invisible unit into live performance, efficiency and maintenance insight.
Security & surveillance
Cameras, sensors and alarm systems with live video, event alerts and a monitoring experience families can rely on when it matters.
Energy, solar & storage
Monitoring for panels, batteries and home energy that shows generation, usage and savings in numbers a homeowner actually understands.
Smart lighting & scenes
Bulbs, switches and scene control that stay responsive and reliable, with a setup experience that doesn’t frustrate on day one.
Access control & smart locks
Locks, entry systems and guest access built around trust, with secure credentials, shareable keys and a clear log of who came and went.
Water, leak & irrigation
Leak sensors, shutoff valves and smart watering that catch a problem early and tell someone before a small drip becomes a claim.
Connected appliances
Ovens, washers, fridges and the rest, with app control, status and service diagnostics that extend the life of the product and the relationship.
Health & aging in place
Remote monitoring, fall detection and wellbeing devices that keep loved ones independent and give families quiet peace of mind.
Smart buildings & PropTech
Multifamily and commercial platforms that bring access, climate, energy and units together for property teams and residents alike.
Environmental & air quality
Air, temperature, humidity and noise sensing that make the invisible readable, with trends and alerts people can act on.
EV charging
Home and fleet charging with scheduling, energy awareness and billing that fit into the wider connected-home picture.
Wearables & consumer devices
Companion apps and cloud for watches, trackers and connected gadgets, with pairing and sync that feel effortless.
Industrial & asset sensing
Industrial IoT for equipment, assets and conditions, built for reliability, remote fleets and the odd loss of connectivity.
Utilities & metering
Smart meters and utility devices with reliable readings, remote management and data pipelines that scale to whole neighborhoods.
Agriculture & outdoor
Field, greenhouse and outdoor sensing built to survive real weather and spotty coverage while still reporting home on time.
Safety & detection
Smoke, CO and hazard devices where a missed alert is not an option, engineered for dependable delivery and clear escalation.
Don’t see your kind of device?
The grid above is a sample, not the whole shelf. Tell us what your product does and we’ll send over the closest thing we’ve built, from a single connected gadget to a commercial fleet.
Pet & trackingPool & spaGarage & doorsRoboticsSmart kitchenFitness equipmentFleet telematicsFacilities & BMS
The data lives in someone’s home.
We build like it.
Behind every reading is a household, a routine and a sense of safety. That’s the standard we hold the architecture to, before launch and every day the device keeps running after.
100%encrypted device to cloud
Signedover-the-air updates only
Zeroshortcuts on device identity
Security designed in from the first firmware build, not patched on after launchEvery device gets a unique identity and encrypted credentials, never a shared default passwordDevice, app and cloud traffic encrypted in transit and at restSigned over-the-air updates, so a device stays patchable for its whole lifeLeast-privilege access to fleets and customer data, protected by MFAClear data ownership, retention and deletion, agreed before the first device ships
IoT security & data privacy,
in practice.
There is no single “secure IoT” badge you buy off a shelf. Protecting a connected product is something you demonstrate with architecture, device identity, updates and evidence, aligned to the baselines the industry is standardizing on. This is what that looks like in the products we ship.
Security by design
The NIST IoT baselines (IR 8259 and IR 8425) describe what a secure connected product looks like from the start: unique identity, protected data, controlled configuration and safe updates. We build those capabilities into the device and cloud, not bolt them on after a launch date.
Device identity & encryption
Shared default passwords are how IoT gets breached. Every device we help ship gets its own identity and credentials, with encrypted communication between device, app and cloud, so one compromised unit never becomes a key to the whole fleet.
Over-the-air updates & lifecycle
A device you can’t update is a device you can’t secure. We build signed, resilient over-the-air updates and a real end-of-life plan, so products stay patchable and safe for the years they actually spend in someone’s home.
Household data privacy
Device data can reveal when a family is home, asleep or away, and that data is never ours to sell. We collect only what a feature needs, keep marketing trackers away from it and design for GDPR and CCPA rights like access and deletion from the start.
US Cyber Trust Mark & labeling
The US Cyber Trust Mark gives consumer IoT a security label backed by NIST IR 8425, and federal buyers are moving toward requiring it. We build with that criteria in mind so a product is ready for certification rather than scrambling for it later.
Interoperability & standards
Beyond security, the connected home runs on shared standards. We build to Matter and Thread for interoperability and follow international baselines like ETSI EN 303 645 and ISO/IEC 27400, so your product works with the ecosystem and meets the bar buyers expect.
Beyond the baseline
Retailers, ecosystems and enterprise buyers rarely stop at the legal minimum. When an engagement calls for it, we build to the wider rulebook connected products actually have to pass.
NIST IR 8425US Cyber Trust MarkETSI EN 303 645MatterThreadISO/IEC 27400SOC 2GDPR / CCPA
HVAC performance,
visible before it breaks.
Two Sense turns a noisy, invisible HVAC system into something a homeowner can actually see. At the center is Chatterbox, an always-on diagnostic hub powered by their HVACSenseAI engine, streaming live performance, efficiency and energy data to a homeowner app and flagging trouble like a failing part or a dirty filter before it becomes a breakdown. We help bring that connected ecosystem together across the device, the homeowner experience and the technician view, so a service call starts with real data instead of guesswork.
What product teams
ask first.
Security and interoperability questions deserve straight answers before a sales conversation, not after one.
Ask us somethingWe focus on the connected software: firmware integration, gateways, the cloud backend, the mobile and web apps, and the portals your dealers and support teams use. We work alongside your electronics and hardware team, or your contract manufacturer, and take responsibility for making the device, cloud and app behave as one product.
We treat it as an engineering requirement, not a disclaimer. Each device gets a unique identity and credentials, communication is encrypted end to end, and updates are signed and delivered over the air so the product stays patchable. We build to the NIST IoT baselines and ETSI EN 303 645, with US Cyber Trust Mark readiness in mind.
Yes. We build for the ecosystem your customers already live in: Matter and Thread for interoperability, Zigbee, Z-Wave, BLE and Wi-Fi on the device side, and voice and cloud-to-cloud integrations with Alexa and Google Home. We confirm the exact protocols and certifications your product needs during discovery.
Your customer does, and we build like it. We collect only what a feature genuinely needs, keep marketing trackers away from device data, and design for privacy rights like access and deletion under GDPR and CCPA. Data ownership, retention and deletion are decided up front, not buried in a policy nobody reads.
Yes. We design the telemetry pipeline, fleet management and update system to scale from a pilot to a large deployment, with offline resilience for the moments connectivity drops. A device shouldn’t lose its readings or its manners just because the Wi-Fi did, and the dashboard should stay fast as the fleet grows.
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