Snap Control
Point your arm at a lamp. Snap your fingers. It turns on.
Control your Home Assistant devices by pointing at them from your Wear OS watch. No cloud, no account.
Raise your arm, aim, and snap.
No voice commands, no unlocking your phone, no scrolling through a dashboard. Everything runs on the watch and talks directly to your own Home Assistant server. Nothing is installed on the Home Assistant side.
Pick your spots
A watch knows which way your arm is pointing, but not where you are standing. So Snap Control learns a direction per place you stand: the couch, the kitchen counter, the doorway.
Paint your devices
Raise your arm and lazily zigzag across the device for five seconds, going slightly past each edge. The watch learns the centre and width, so a TV wall gets a wide target and a light switch a narrow one.
Point and snap
Aim and snap your fingers, or flick your wrist. Paint the same device from a second spot and it gets its own independent entry. Devices can live on as many spots as you like.
Everything you need, on your wrist.
When two devices are too close to tell apart, Snap Control does nothing and buzzes instead of guessing.
Every refusal shows a reason on the watch, so you always know why nothing happened.
Audio is analysed in a rolling buffer on the watch and never stored or transmitted. The microphone only opens while your arm is raised. Your trained directions stay in app-private storage on the watch.
No analytics, no telemetry, no third party involved. No data collected or shared.
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