The App & Your Agent

The app for iOS and Android is more than a remote control. It gives every person in the household their own AI agent — a capable assistant that knows your home, holds a real conversation, and gets things done on your behalf.

A personal agent for each person

Each member of the household has their own agent, with their own protected space. It knows your routines, your preferences and your part of the home — and not anyone else’s. Ask it in plain language to dim the living room, brief you on the day, water the garden before the heat, or check that the doors are locked. It understands context across the whole house and acts, rather than just answering.

It does things, not just answers

This is an agent, not a chatbot. It can carry out multi-step requests, coordinate the system’s components, follow up, and report back — “the kids are home, the blinds are down, and a parcel was left at the door.” The same intelligence that runs your home, now in your hand.

See and control from anywhere

Glance at the state of your house, adjust scenes, open the door for a guest, or talk to your agent as if you were at home. And it speaks up only when it counts — the unexpected visitor, the smoke detector, the reassurance that at your parents’ home today everything is taking its usual course.

There, even when you’re not

From anywhere, ask your agent what’s happening at home and let it act for you. It understands the situation — not just “a sensor tripped,” but what it means — so you can check on a parent, see whether something is wrong, or help from a distance: let a carer in, talk someone through a problem, raise the alarm if it’s needed. Being away no longer means being out of reach.

Connected to your home — not to us

The app and your agent talk end-to-end encrypted to your home, where your data lives — your communication is opened only there, where no one can look in, not even Verity. We cannot see your home through the app. You hold your home — and your agent — in your hand, and no one else does.

Confidential by architecture. Provable, not claimed.