A smart home that works for me.

Smart Bayit arrives ready, connects to the devices you already have, and keeps working without internet. And we're with you, remotely.

First activation, cloud chat and remote control need an internet connection.

Arrives ready · Personal remote support

Smart Bayit runs your home for you.

Five things your home does on its own, as they look in the app itself.

Automations

Your home responds on its own.

Motion in the hallway, a door left open, a leak under the sink, a room that got too warm: any sensor can trigger something. You build it like a sentence, when, if, then, and the app shows it in three colours.

Sensors: motion · door & window · leak · smoke · gas · vibration · temperature · humidity · light · CO₂ · power · button

An automation as one sentence in the rule editor: when there is motion in the entry motion sensor, and only if it is between sunset and sunrise, then turn on the entry light (off after 2 minutes)
From the rule editor in the app
Timers

Smart timers that always work.

Set any kind of timer: at a fixed time, by sunrise or sunset ("20 minutes before sunset"), by the start of Shabbat or a holiday. Every day, on certain days, every few days, or only when the house is in a mode like "Vacation". And it can switch itself off after a time you choose.

Days: Sun–Thu · Shabbat eve · holidays and their eves · Chol HaMoed · Rosh Chodesh · Hanukkah · every 3 days · a date

Today's schedule in the app: solar boiler on at 06:00, sunrise at 06:30, sunset at 18:28 and a blind that closes at sunset
Today's schedule, from the Today screen
Devices

Connects to the devices you have.

Zigbee switches, sensors and blinds pair from the app in a tap. Tuya Wi-Fi devices? We connect them for you, remotely. Air conditioners are controlled straight over your home network, no vendor cloud.

Today: Zigbee 3.0 · Wi-Fi (Tuya) · GREE & Tadiran AC

On the way: Matter · Thread · Shelly

Device cards for the living room: a dimmable light, an air conditioner at 24 degrees, a blind and a sensor reading 26.4 degrees and 41% humidity
From the Devices screen
For Shabbat-keeping homes

Shabbat and holidays, built in.

Not a Shabbat clock you reset every week. Smart Bayit knows when Shabbat and Yom Tov begin in your city, and the house switches to Shabbat mode by itself. What you planned happens, and what shouldn't happen calms down.

Issur-Melacha time as you set it · zmanim for your city, updated automatically · choice of zmanim method and candle-lighting minutes · sensors calm down on Shabbat (safety sensors never) · in a new home, we check the first Shabbatot remotely

Halacha-friendly, not a halachic authority. A home that doesn't need it: "General" mode, and all of this stays off.

Israeli cities today. Outside Israel? Join the waitlist for your city.

A 14-day table: sunrise, sunset, candle lighting at 17:43, Shabbat ends at 18:57 and the Issur-Melacha window
The 14-day zmanim table, from the app
Remote control

Your home, wherever you are.

See what's happening at home and control it from your phone, from anywhere. From the app, or just in a chat: "turn on the boiler", "when does Shabbat start?", "why didn't the boiler turn on?". The home answers, and the hub checks every command before it acts.

From anywhere: Android · premium. The chat assistant currently understands Hebrew only.

  • Androidapp
  • iPhoneappSoon
  • TelegrammessageSoon
  • WhatsAppmessageSoon
  • AI assistantopen conversationSoon
  • SoonGoogle Play
  • SoonApp Store
A chat with the home: when is sunset? Sunset today is at 18:28. Why didn't the solar boiler turn on this morning? The rule switches it on Sunday to Thursday, and on Friday and Shabbat the rule does not run
Chatting with your home, from the app

Connects to the devices and apps you already have

  • Zigbee
  • Wi-Fi
  • Tuya
  • GREE
  • Tadiran
  • Android
  • MatterOn the way
  • ThreadOn the way
  • ShellyOn the way
  • TelegramSoon
  • WhatsAppSoon

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