Smart home automation in Aurangabad, made effortless.

Apartment societies in Cidco and along Jalna Road typically restrict changes to common areas, shared risers, and building exteriors, which rules out any automation that needs work outside a resident's own unit.

How we solve it: We design installations entirely within the unit, using in-panel wiring for owned flats and wireless retrofit hardware for rented ones, so residents get full automation without needing society approval for common-area work.

Most common in: Cidco, Jalna Road, Garkheda

Marathwada's history of water scarcity makes overflow, leaks, and untracked usage a real cost in Aurangabad in a way that is less pressing in better-supplied cities, but most homes have no visibility into either.

How we solve it: Water flow sensors on the main line and tank-level sensors on overhead tanks send an alert for unusual usage or overflow, and a usage dashboard on the app helps households actually see and manage consumption.

Most common in: Garkheda, Nirala Bazaar, Jalna Road

Aurangabad's semi-arid summers bring sustained dry heat, and apartment residents in Cidco's densely built blocks typically run cooling reactively once a room already feels hot, which peaks both comfort and cost at the same time.

How we solve it: Automated cooling schedules start ahead of the daily heat peak based on time and occupancy, so units are already comfortable when residents return home instead of cooling from behind after the fact.

Most common in: Cidco, Nirala Bazaar