Home & Building Automation
Connect ChatGPT to your home. Really connect it.
Your place has lights, a thermostat, cameras, a doorbell, maybe three apps that don’t talk to each other, and a voice assistant that only understands half of it. We wire the whole thing into one system you own, then put an AI on top that understands plain talk, in English and Spanish. “Set the AC to 72 when I leave” works. “Why is my power bill high this month” gets you a real answer from your own usage, not a guess. One flat fee to install. A monthly fee only if you want us to keep it perfect.
In plain words
What this is
Your place becomes something you can talk to.
Think of it this way. Right now your home is full of gadgets that each speak their own language: the light switch app, the thermostat app, the camera app, the doorbell. None of them talk to each other, and none of them understand a real sentence. Home Assistant is a small box, about the size of a paperback, that speaks all their languages and gives every device one brain. It is open source, so there is no monthly cloud tax and no account with a big tech company. Your data stays in the building. On top of that brain we put an AI that understands you the way a person would, not the way a script does.


The AI piece
The difference between a voice command and a conversation.
A normal voice assistant only obeys the exact commands it was programmed for. Say it wrong and nothing happens. The AI we put on top is different: it understands intent. Say “it’s cold in here” and it checks the thermostat, sees the window is open, and asks if you want it closed. Say “I’m leaving for the week” and it arms the cameras, watches the humidity, and lets you know the moment a leak sensor trips. It learns your routines and fixes things before you think to ask. And it does all of this in English or Spanish, whichever you’re speaking.
Real, today
What this looks like in practice
The Miami house that watches itself.
South Florida homes sit empty for months, and hurricanes are real. Cameras with AI that tell a person from a shadow, leak sensors that message you the second water appears, shutters that close on command, and a temperature watch that keeps the humidity in check while you are away. Capability illustration: this is what the same engine does for a seasonal home, not a client story.
The clinic that books itself.
Lights on before the first patient, the waiting room AC where it needs to be, cameras that arm at close. The same brain that runs a house runs a practice.
The rental that resets itself.
Guest checks out, the door code changes, the AC returns to economy, and you’re notified the unit is ready. Less time between bookings.
The power bill that explains itself.
The AI reads your usage and tells you what is eating the bill, with the fix. Real data from your own meters, not a sales pitch.
Voice in every room.
A small speaker per room, or just your phone. Commands stay local when they can, so privacy is the default, not a setting.
Where this fits
One system, a dozen kinds of places.
- Families and homeowners. Lights, AC, cameras, and doors on one dashboard, and a voice assistant the whole household actually uses.
- Seasonal and second homes. South Florida homes sit empty for months. Leak sensors, humidity control, camera alerts, and the ability to check the place from anywhere. The house watches itself while you’re away.
- Short-term rentals. Turnover becomes automatic: door codes reset, AC returns to a set temperature, the unit is ready for the next guest, and you get notified the moment something’s off.
- Clinics, shops, and offices. The building that books itself: meeting rooms follow the calendar, lights come on for the first person in, the door locks at 7pm, and cameras watch after hours.
- Restaurants and bars. Walk-in coolers get a temperature alarm, open/ closed signs and lighting follow the schedule, and a camera watches the back door.
Own it, flat
from $1,500
one-time to install, then it’s yours
A flat deployment fee in writing. Optional management only if you want it.
How it works
A straight path to your own AI
01
Free AI audit
We walk the property, list what you already own, and show which upgrades pay for themselves. You get the map before you spend.
02
Flat quote
Scope in writing: which devices, which rooms, what the AI can and can’t touch. One flat price to install it all.
03
Deploy
We install the brain, connect your devices, build your scenes and routines, and test the voice with you in the room.
04
You own it
The box, the data, the setup are all yours, documented. Management is optional: $79 a month if you want us to keep it updated and sharp, cancel anytime.
Pricing
Own it. Manage it only if you want.
Home & Building Automation
from $1,500
Lights, AC, cameras, doors, one system you own
- One-time install fee, in writing
- Optional management: $79/mo
- Open source on hardware you own
- 30 days of support after launch included
+ AI voice & management layer (ChatGPT on top)
+$900
Add ChatGPT on top, in plain talk, EN and ES
- Added to the install fee, in writing
- Optional management: +$147/mo
- Understands plain talk, English and Spanish
- 30 days of support after launch included
The Miami home-automation shops quote $15,000 to $100,000 for the same experience. Geeks of Technology lists South Florida installs from $15,000 to over $500,000; Boca Tech starts a whole-home system at $100,000. We deploy open source on hardware you own, flat, and the monthly is optional. If you already have smart devices and just want the AI brain, that’s the $900 layer on its own.
FAQ
Straight answers
Do I need to buy all new devices?
No. We work with what you already own first, then add only what makes a real difference. The free AI audit shows you exactly what.
Is my data safe?
Your data stays in the building by default. The AI is read-only unless you approve an action, and you can kill the AI switch anytime. No big-tech cloud account required.
Do I need to be technical to use it?
No. If you can talk to it, you can use it. We set everything up, train you in plain language, and hand you documentation you can actually read.
Does this work in my office too?
Yes. Same install for a shop, clinic, or office. The building automation rider on the services list is this, as a headline service now.
Do you use ChatGPT?
We use whichever AI fits the job, ChatGPT included, or a local model that never leaves the building. Vendor-agnostic, your choice, your keys.
Your place should listen to you, not the other way around.
A free walkthrough that shows what your home or building can do, and the flat price to get there.