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Mi casa es su casa.

Su.Casa

One model of the house. Everything you own, every date that matters and the town around it, in one place that looks like home.

The house itself is the anchor of the app. Every room, device and routine hangs off this model. Turn it, tap a room, and the live state follows. Room names here are placeholders from the model's parts, not the real floor plan.

Open the dashboardHow it works

A hand-modelled clay house in the colours of the reference render, lit and shadowed in real time. The photo pipeline below replaces it with yours. Nothing here runs the home.

Weather

Newcomer

What needs you

Coming up.

Warranties about to end, builds still running, and dated items from around you. Built from dates already in your data.

Everything with a date

Projects

What you are changing.

A project starts from a picture or a sentence. It gets a date window, the weather inside it, a pro from the map and a list of steps.

Start a project

Where

Start with the address.

Everything local hangs off it: the map, the services, the events, the rules. Type it, pick the match, and the house is placed.

Addresses are looked up with Mapbox as you type. Only the one you pick is saved.

The map appears once an address is picked.

Rooms

Inside: every thing, by the room it lives in.

Tap a room on the house, or a room below, to see what is in it. What stands outside is under Grounds; the things themselves, appliances and utilities alike, live under Things.

Add a thing Floors The plan

No things yet.

Grounds

Outside: the yard, and what stands in it.

The hot tub, the pool, the condenser units, the grill: each has a spot on the grounds, the way a thing inside has a room. Draw the yard itself, the lot line, the drive and the beds, on the plan.

Outlines Add a thing outside The plan

Nothing outside yet.

Things

Appliances and utilities.

Everything that runs the house: the appliances in the kitchen and the laundry, and the systems behind the walls, from the water heater to the furnace. Open one to read its story: what it is, how to care for it, what to do when it breaks, and what replaces it.

Community

Outside the walls.

The home's context, in three lenses. Place: the town, its rules, utilities and events. People: who to call, by trade. When: the town's dates on a calendar. Map: where the people are.

PlacePeopleWhenMap

The town's calendar.

Meetings, deadlines, windows that are open, pickup days. Tap a day on the ribbon to jump to it. Colours are the kinds from the Place lens; tap one to hide it.

On the map.

Your home, and the people found by trade, where they are. Tap a pin for the phone and the site.

What your town is up to.

Local government and who to call, rules that touch a home, taxes and appeal windows, safety, utilities and pickup days, events, schools and local news. Every item links to its source.

Pick your address first.

Who to call.

Pick a trade and the app finds nearby, well-reviewed providers with phone numbers, websites and why they are worth a call. Reviews and ratings are quoted with their source.

Due

Everything with a date.

Your things and your town on one calendar: warranties, builds in progress, meetings, deadlines, open windows, pickup days. Tap a day on the ribbon to jump to it.

People

Who can see this home.

A guest key is a link that opens this home read-only for a day, a week or a month: family, a neighbor watching the house, the repair tech on Thursday. Revoke it any time.

Guests can read everything about the home and its things. They cannot add, remove, look up, build, or change the address. The link works until it expires or you revoke it.

Make yours

Photos of your house. One clay model.

Drop every photo you have, in any order, then say which side each one shows. The mesher reads one photo per side, front, right, back and left; mark the best of each with the star and the rest stay with the build. People in a photo are painted out first. No photos handy? Build from the address alone with a photo from the street.

Photos are sent to the build server and to the image-to-3D provider only to make your model. They are not shared with anyone else. A build from the address uses one Street View photo of the house.

  1. Read the photosFind the house, the ground line and the sky.
  2. Find the massingStoreys, wings, roof lines, the garage.
  3. Build the meshAn image-to-3D model makes the shape.
  4. Clay finishRounded edges, embossed brick, soft light.
  5. Tag the roomsThen it is yours to tap.

Try a change

What would it look like?

A photo of your house and one sentence. Paint the door, swap the roof, redo the beds. The image model changes only what you ask and leaves the rest.

Each preview sends the photo and your sentence to the image model and costs about a cent. Nothing else is shared.

Pick a photo and say what to change.

Dashboardmock, no live datalocal

House model

Rooms and devices as one model. Names TBD. Selected on the house: none.

Live state

  • Lights TBD
  • Climate TBD
  • Doors TBD
  • Media TBD

Knowledge

What the house knows about itself: devices, rooms, history, rules. Contents TBD.

Operations

Routines and automations that run on the model. No implemented routine was recovered from the vault.

Privacy

Local control. Data stays in the house. Placeholder messaging from the style cue.

Four layers

From the HOME OS architecture sketch in the vault. One-line descriptions are placeholders.

  1. House modelThe rooms, the devices, and how they connect.
  2. Live stateWhat every device is doing right now.
  3. KnowledgeWhat the house has learned and what it has been told.
  4. OperationsRoutines that act on the model and the state.

Matter

The vault notes point to Matter resources as the device standard to build on. The links are not copied here (TBD). No Matter integration has been tested.

Matter specDevice typesControllersBridges

Chip labels are generic Matter topics, not links, not claims.

Status