The behaviour layer
that turns hardware into a home.

Arrival, morning, evening — in one motion

When you arrive home, HomeIQ disarms the alarm, opens the gate, brings the front rooms to temperature, and cues the first scene — before you put down your bags. Motion in the kitchen starts task lighting and queues a cooking playlist.

Evening routines dim lights, close shades, lower audio, and transition the house from daytime to evening without you having to remember. Morning routines wake the house room by room as the sun comes up — not all at once, blinding everyone at 6:30am.

The point of smart commissioning isn't to show off the hardware. It's to make the hardware invisible.

When Then: scenes that evolve with you

Most scene commissioning is a one-time exercise. HomeIQ uses a When-Then model — you (or we) can add and adjust scenes as seasons, moods, and schedules change.

Need a 'quiet night in' scene for the first time? Add it. Want morning lighting to shift earlier as the days lengthen? Adjust the schedule. The system gets better after installation, not worse.

The one-page cheat sheet and walkthrough

When we hand over, you get a one-page scene guide — printed, laminated if you want it — showing what each keypad, button, and voice command does. Then we walk the home with you, room by room, and show you how it works.

If something's wrong, we don't leave. Programming gets tweaked on the spot. The home you get is the home you tested, not the home you'll figure out over the next three months.