Schools and workplaces
Rooms fill up, empty out, and nobody adjusts the air.
A classroom at nine is not a classroom at two, and an office on a Friday is not an office on a Tuesday. We are building a microclimate assistant that helps heating and ventilation follow who is actually there.
Schools and workplaces
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Full rooms go stale
Thirty people with the windows shut. The air is stale long before the room is hot.
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Empty rooms still get heated
Hybrid work leaves rooms empty for much of the week, and the heating does not know.
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Mornings are not afternoons
Sun, people and weather change by the hour. A fixed schedule cannot follow.
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Budgets are tight
Small devices that work on their own, so no expensive rewiring and no cloud needed.
Become a founding pilot partner
We are early, and we would rather build this with the people who will use it. A pilot partner helps us get it right before anyone else sees it.
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You shape the product
Tell us what is hardest, and we build around it.
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You get early access
First in line when a pilot slot opens.
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No commitment
Say stop at any time, no hard feelings.
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We ask for little of your time
A couple of short conversations to start.
How a pilot works
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Talk
A short call. We learn what is hardest about your rooms.
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Pick a room or two
We choose a small, low-risk start together.
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Try it, advice only
The device measures and suggests. Your own systems stay in charge.
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Look back together
We compare notes on comfort and everyday work, and decide what comes next.
We have no pilots yet, so this is our plan, not a track record.
Questions people ask
What is it, in one sentence?
A small device in each room that measures the air, learns how the room is used, and suggests adjustments to the heating and ventilation the building already has.
Does it replace our building system?
No. It works on top of it, inside limits your facility manager sets.
What data do you collect?
Room readings like temperature, humidity, light and air quality, and whether a room is in use. We use no cameras and no microphones.
What does it cost?
We are still working that out. Pilots come first.