Smart home automation in Gaya, made effortless.

Pitru Paksha and steady Bodhgaya pilgrim traffic bring a sharp, short-term spike in guests, many of them staying in a spare room or section of the house for just a few days at a time, with no efficient way to manage keys for each.

How we solve it: Smart locks issue time-limited PIN codes for each guest stay that expire automatically when the booking ends, so there's no physical key to hand over or collect and no risk of a code from a previous guest still working.

Most common in: Bodhgaya, Swarajpuri

Guest or rental sections of the house sit completely empty for most of the year outside the pilgrimage season, making them an easy, unwatched target compared to the actively lived-in family portion.

How we solve it: Motion sensors and a camera covering the guest section's entrance send alerts if there's any activity while it's meant to be empty, giving the same security coverage to the unused months as the busy season gets.

Most common in: Swarajpuri, GB Road

Running part of the house as guest accommodation means pilgrims and family members share the same property but need different levels of access, and a single shared key doesn't allow for that separation.

How we solve it: Separate locks and access codes for the guest section and the family's living area mean guests can reach their room and common pilgrim-facing spaces without ever having access to the family's private rooms.

Most common in: Bodhgaya, GB Road