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The hub, the floor plan, device discovery and what runs in your home.

A home you can look at

Most smart-home systems give you a list. Twenty rows of device names, each with a toggle, and no sense of where anything is.

dotrama gives you the plan of your home with the devices on it. One glance tells you which window is open, how warm the bedroom is and what is drawing power in the kitchen. Nothing to read, nothing to remember.

Nothing has to be replaced

You do not need a smart fridge, smart lamps or a smart kettle. A metered socket goes between the wall and the plug that is already there, and the appliance becomes measurable and switchable.

Sensors are small, battery powered and stick on. A window contact costs about as much as a takeaway lunch.

It runs in your home

The hub is a small box on your network. It holds the device registry, the floor plan and the measurements, and it serves the interface you use.

There is no account to create for each sensor and no cloud service between you and your own rooms.

What it measures today

  • open and closed windows and doors
  • temperature and humidity per room
  • light level where a sensor reports it
  • motion and presence
  • electricity, per socket, with history
  • soil moisture for potted plants
  • smoke and water leaks
Two floors of a flat on one screen: rooms outlined and named, with temperature, humidity and sensor states shown in place.
The main screen of a working hub. Real rooms, real readings.

Editions

Core is the edition that ships. It is the hub and everything described on this site.

Pro is in preparation. It adds an optional integration layer for equipment that does not speak Zigbee. We will describe it properly when there is something to describe.