Smart home automation in Guwahati, made effortless.

Guwahati's proximity to the Brahmaputra gives parts of the city, particularly lower-lying stretches near GS Road and Zoo Road, a genuine history of monsoon flooding, and ground-floor rooms and electrical points are usually the first affected when water starts to rise.

How we solve it: Water sensors placed near ground-floor entry points and low-lying sections of the property send an immediate alert the moment water intrusion starts, and vulnerable electrical circuits can be set to cut automatically when water is detected, reducing the safety risk during a flood event.

Most common in: GS Road, Zoo Road

Grid reliability across the Northeast has historically lagged the rest of India, and most independent houses in areas like Beltola and Six Mile run an inverter or generator as a matter of course rather than as a backup for rare emergencies.

How we solve it: The automation system is integrated with the same backup power supply as the rest of the house, with automatic failover so locks, cameras, and alarms stay operational through an outage, and the app clearly shows whether the house is currently running on grid or backup power.

Most common in: Beltola, Six Mile, Dispur

The Northeast sits in India's highest seismic risk zone, and independent houses across Guwahati need hardware that stays securely mounted and a system that keeps functioning through a tremor, not devices that shake loose or lose configuration at the moment they're needed most.

How we solve it: Hardware is mounted with seismic-rated fittings, and the system's local processing keeps core functions like door locks and alarms working even if connectivity is briefly disrupted, so a tremor that knocks out network access doesn't also disable basic security.

Most common in: Dispur, GS Road, Beltola