For Singapore homes. We design networking, security, climate, and lighting as one system, on Apple Home or Home Assistant.
Whole-Home Integration from S$1,913.
We design for what your household genuinely needs, not the showroom version of smart home life.
Hybrid work changed every Singapore home. Your spare bedroom needs to switch between productivity in the day and rest at night: bright cool light at the desk, aircon ramping up before your morning meeting, the room transitioning back to evening warm dim by 6pm. Without you thinking about it.
Singaporean families share rooms with infants and young children. The lighting in the corridor knows it's 3am and dims to 2%. The kids' room camera sits low on a shelf, not high on the ceiling. The bathroom fan handles the after-shower humidity so you're not the one chasing it.
When parents live with you (or when you become the parent your parents need), smart design becomes about quiet awareness. Motion that triggers gentle path lighting at night. Door sensors that say "Mum got home" without a camera in her face. A home that helps without taking over.
Singapore households travel: overseas family, business trips, reservist. Travel mode keeps the aircon idling enough to prevent mould, runs lights on a randomised schedule that looks lived-in from outside, and notifies you immediately if anything's actually wrong. You come home to a home that took care of itself.
A 90-minute Design Consult, or a full Whole-Home Integration.
A 60–90 minute session at your home (or over video). We bring your floorplan, walk through every zone, recommend specific recipes for your household, and confirm the platform. You leave with a Blueprint: a marked-up floorplan, model recommendations, and a rough hardware estimate.
The full design and integration (networking, security, climate, lighting, on your chosen platform), coordinated with your renovation. Includes all four solutions, your infrastructure kit, programming, and two years of Care.
What "smart home" means everywhere else
You'll see open platforms: Apple Home, Home Assistant, Google Home, even Samsung SmartThings. You'll see homes that mix brands and own their systems. Singapore is different. Most companies here sell closed bundles of cheap hardware on borrowed apps, locked to a single vendor. We build smart homes the way they're built everywhere else.
Three phases, each with its own deliverable. Each one earns its way to the next.
Walk-through, requirements gathering, platform decision, recipe selection, marked-up floorplan, hardware specification. The deliverable is a documented design your contractor can build to, your electrician can wire to, and you can refer back to in five years.
ID coordination meeting before first-fix electrical, hardware sourcing, on-site visits during electrical works (wall-marking with painter's tape), then the programming phase: pairing devices, building dashboards, configuring scenes, and setting up the recipes we designed for your household.
Haiteku Care comes with every Whole-Home Integration. Response within 2 business days for any issue. Remote troubleshooting via WhatsApp and video call. One proactive health check in the first six months. Because a smart home that's flaky six months in isn't smart.
We design on platforms anyone can support. Hardware brands are chosen for fit, not loyalty. Everything is documented so any future installer can pick up where we left off. The system you commission from us is yours, not ours, not a vendor's, not someone's catalogue. Read more about how we think.
No. We work with both new renovations (where we coordinate with your ID) and existing homes (where we work with what's already wired). The Design Consult is where we figure out which path applies to you.
No. We're paid for design, not for hardware margin. We tell you exactly what to buy and where to source it. Many clients have their renovation contractor or our partner installer source it for them. We don't mark it up.
Bring them. We design around what's already in the household where it makes sense. Sometimes the existing devices fit, sometimes they don't. We tell you honestly.
Mostly: which phones your household uses, and how much depth you want from the system. Apple Home is simpler if everyone's on iPhone. Home Assistant is more flexible for mixed households or advanced needs. We confirm which fits during the Design Consult.
Ten questions. About your home. We'll come back with what your smart home would roughly cost, on which platform, with which solutions. No commitment.
