Dusk learns the rhythm of your house: who's home, what the light is doing, when the kettle usually goes on. It adjusts the small things automatically, so the switches you do reach for are the ones that matter.
Dusk doesn't add another app to check. It sits underneath the systems you already have and makes the boring calls for you.
Color temperature follows the sun outside, not a timer. Warms toward evening, holds neutral through the workday.
Learns which rooms run cold and pre-adjusts before you'd reach for the thermostat, room by room, not just one zone.
Notices patterns, not just motion — a door held open too long, a light on in an empty room past midnight.
Shifts flexible loads — water heating, charging — to the cheapest and cleanest hours it can find on your grid.
This is the actual sequence, not a demo reel — the same four routines run every day, adjusted to what's really happening.
Bedroom lights rise over eight minutes rather than snapping on. Kitchen kettle starts once your phone shows movement toward the hallway, not on a fixed alarm.
Blinds settle to 40% to cut glare on the screen, notifications on the hallway display go quiet, and climate holds two degrees cooler than the rest of the house.
Grid pricing dips midday from solar oversupply. Dusk tops up the water heater then instead of overnight, when power is dirtier and pricier.
Living room shifts to 2700K. If a door's been open more than four minutes, you get one quiet nudge — not an alarm, just a note on the hallway display.
One hub, no rewiring. Compatible with most major light, thermostat, and lock brands out of the box.
Order the hub — $249