Plan safe smart-home upgrades by matching existing motors, locks, wiring, and fixtures with compatible automation hardware.
Added Jun 1, 2026
Homeowners trying to retrofit smart features into renovated or older homes struggle to know which devices will actually work with their existing awnings, shutters, locks, irrigation valves, wiring, and room constraints. They often rely on forum photos and guesses, creating risk of buying incompatible hardware or making unsafe electrical/mechanical installations.
A web and mobile tool lets users upload photos, enter model numbers, wiring details, measurements, and current smart-home ecosystem details, then receives a compatibility report and recommended parts list. The product would include retrofit fit checks, wiring-risk flags, installation diagrams, and optional expert review for higher-risk electrical or structural changes.
Smart-home adoption is expanding beyond new builds into retrofits, while fragmented device standards and older proprietary systems make compatibility confusing. Homeowners are also increasingly doing DIY upgrades, creating demand for safer pre-purchase planning tools.
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