Smart home automation in Mohali, made effortless.

Every October and November, stubble burning across Punjab pushes outdoor air quality to hazardous levels, and closed-up winter houses trap that pollution indoors just as effectively as they trap the cold.

How we solve it: Air quality sensors trigger purifiers automatically once indoor readings cross a set threshold, and ventilation is scheduled around the times of day when outdoor air quality is comparatively better, rather than left to a fixed timer.

Most common in: Sector 70-80, IT City

Independent houses on larger Mohali plots typically have a compound gate, a main door, and a separate entrance for staff or a rented portion, with no single point to secure or monitor.

How we solve it: Smart locks with individual PINs on the main and secondary entrances, paired with a camera at the compound gate, give one combined view of every entry instead of separate, disconnected security at each door.

Most common in: Sector 70-80, Aerocity

Punjab's winter mornings bring dense fog and temperatures close to freezing, and heating left running on a fixed schedule wastes power once the sun is up and the house has warmed naturally.

How we solve it: Temperature-based automation brings heating on before residents wake and scales it back automatically as the house warms through the day, keeping mornings comfortable without running heaters longer than needed.

Most common in: Sector 70-80, IT City, Aerocity