Smart home automation in Amritsar, made effortless.

A large number of Amritsar homes are owned by families settled abroad and sit empty for months at a time, with only occasional visits from a local caretaker, leaving owners with no real way to confirm the property is secure.

How we solve it: Cameras at the main entrance and gate paired with door sensors send real-time alerts for any activity, and the owner can view live footage and access logs from anywhere in the world, with a caretaker given a limited-hours code instead of a spare key.

Most common in: Ranjit Avenue, Green Avenue, Model Town

When family returns from abroad, often for a wedding or festival season, the house can go from empty to full of guests within days, and there is no quick way to give visiting relatives their own access without cutting new keys.

How we solve it: Temporary PIN codes can be created and set to expire automatically after the visit, so each guest gets individual access for exactly the days they need it, and the owner isn't left wondering who still has a working key months later.

Most common in: Ranjit Avenue, Lawrence Road, Green Avenue

Punjab's summer heat combined with dusty conditions along roads like Lawrence Road means homes left closed for long stretches build up stale, dusty indoor air by the time the family returns.

How we solve it: Scheduled ventilation and air purification can run on a light cycle even while the house is unoccupied, and can be switched to full operation remotely a day before arrival, so the house is comfortable rather than stale when the family lands.

Most common in: Lawrence Road, Model Town