Home automation
Home Assistant dashboards, lighting, locks, HVAC, water sensors, signs, schedules, scenes, alerts, and owner-friendly controls.
View automationServices
Starlight Lab handles the pieces that usually get scattered across separate installers, apps, routers, dashboards, camera systems, and cloud accounts.
Home Assistant dashboards, lighting, locks, HVAC, water sensors, signs, schedules, scenes, alerts, and owner-friendly controls.
View automationCamera planning, PoE switching, recorder support, coverage notes, remote access cleanup, motion alerts, and network segmentation.
View camerasSmall-business workflows for power, air conditioning, locks, staff tasks, records, notifications, and daily operating checks.
View business automationCloudbeds-style webhooks, local Home Assistant events, lock-code workflows, API authorization, audit logs, and customer-specific rules.
View Starlight BridgeRouters, Wi-Fi, guest networks, VLANs, device inventory, IP notes, and recovery documentation.
Plan a networkReadable handoff docs, diagrams, backups, account-boundary notes, and system maps that survive after installation day.
See the approachWhat each service means
Make the house or building easier to live in and easier to manage: lights by schedule or scene, doors and locks visible in one place, thermostats that follow occupancy, leak alerts, power monitoring, garage/door status, vacation mode, and family-safe controls.
Cameras can do more than record. Motion or person events can turn on lights, notify an owner, mark a dashboard, trigger sirens or chimes, show camera tiles on a wall tablet, or help confirm a door, gate, package, lot, or business entrance event.
Small businesses can automate boring operating checks: open/close status, power state, air conditioning setpoints, lock status, sign controls, staff task prompts, room or area readiness, maintenance notes, and records of what happened.
Our middleware service connects cloud software to local systems. It receives approved API data, verifies it, applies business rules, sends safe events to Home Assistant or vendor APIs, and keeps audit logs without exposing private customer data.
Good first engagements
Most useful projects start with inventory: what equipment exists, what accounts own it, what talks to what, what should be separated, and what needs an owner-friendly dashboard.