Comfort.
Light, climate and routines that fit your day.
BUILDING AUTOMATION · BASEL, SWITZERLAND
A building that
works with you.
Less to manage. More to enjoy. Connected homes, hotels and workplaces.
Explore the possibilitiesSMART RETROFIT, MADE VISIBLE
The same home.
New possibilities.
You do not need to start with a new building. Explore how an existing home can become connected, one useful layer at a time.
07:00 · DAYBREAK
ILLUSTRATIVE SCENARIOS
YOUR HOME RESPONDS
Day breaks.
Home wakes.
Blinds open. Daylight takes over.
- Blinds · open
- Lighting · off
- Rooms · ready for the day
Illustrative scenarios. Devices and routines depend on your installation.
Security.
Door status and useful alerts, easier to keep an eye on.
Awareness.
Understand what is happening throughout your home.
Cost control.
See energy use and find ways to reduce avoidable consumption.
Built around your routinesSmart upgrades for existing homesUnderstand what is happening
SPACES, WITH PEOPLE IN MIND
Different buildings.
The same thoughtful approach.
One idea: let the building do more of the everyday work.
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For your home
Your existing home. Made smarter.
Your home, upgraded. Often without costly renovation.
- Lighting, scenes & presence
- Climate, blinds & terrace shades
- Energy visibility & useful alerts
See the possibilities
We review your existing installation and routines, check compatibility and plan the upgrade in stages. The aim is to add comfort while keeping building work and disruption to a minimum. What can be achieved without renovation depends on your installation and the functions you want.
Let’s talk about your home02 /
For your hotel
Considered for guests. Clear for staff.
Guest comfort. Clearer operations. Start with one room.
- Guest room comfort
- Occupancy-aware routines
- Operational visibility
See the possibilities
A hotel conversation begins with guest expectations, staff workflows and the systems already installed. Compatibility, manual controls and support requirements need to be assessed before an implementation scope can be proposed.
Explore your hotel’s needs03 /
For your business
A workspace that works with you.
Open for business. Ready for the day. Better control of your space.
- Lighting & opening hours
- Indoor climate & shared spaces
- Monitoring & system alerts
See the possibilities
We discuss how your premises operate, where repeated manual tasks occur and what information would help. That assessment defines the technical feasibility and responsibilities for any next step.
Discuss your workspaceFROM MY OWN HOME TO YOUR NEXT IDEA
Real life.
Smart responses.
Built in my apartment. A starting point for your space.
PIOTR’S PERSONAL INSTALLATIONExplore the service options
MOTION + LIGHT01
Walk in. Lights on.
Light when you need it. Softer at night.
From example to your project
- What I connected
- A Hue motion sensor and ceiling lights work together in a timed sequence. Brightness, colour temperature and the daylight threshold are tuned for everyday use.
- What we can do for you
- Motion-aware lighting, evening scenes and a simple all-off action, configured around the way you use a hallway, guest room or workspace.
- The practical detail
- Sensor position, daylight readings and manual controls need testing in the actual room. Room-level Bluetooth estimates can add context, but a tracked device is not proof that a person is present.
TEMPERATURE + HUMIDITY02
Every room. In view.
Temperature. Humidity. A clearer picture.
From example to your project
- What I connected
- Room sensors feed a shared climate dashboard. Air-conditioning telemetry also supports a heat-buildup notification around the condenser.
- What we can do for you
- Room-by-room climate monitoring, trends and useful thresholds. Where compatible, bring existing climate controls into the same view.
- The practical detail
- Temperature and humidity are not a complete air-quality assessment. Alert thresholds need checking for each installation; my condenser alert threshold still needs validation in hot weather.
EXISTING MOTORS + RADIO03
Existing shades. New possibilities.
Keep your terrace shades. Add connected control.
From example to your project
- What I connected
- Existing Somfy RTS terrace shades connect through a radio bridge to Home Assistant. An automation retracts them at sunset; a separate alert flags a wind sensor that stops reporting during daylight.
- What we can do for you
- Assess existing blinds and terrace shades for retrofit integration, shared controls and sensible schedules, while retaining their original controls.
- The practical detail
- Compatibility must be checked. Reported position can be an estimate; monitoring does not replace the manufacturer’s wind protection or resolve a faulty sensor.
DOOR CONTACT + LOCK STATUS04
Doors. In the know.
Lock status. Door contacts. Useful alerts.
From example to your project
- What I connected
- A Nuki lock reports its state and actions over MQTT. A separate contact sensor monitors a different door; both appear in the home dashboard.
- What we can do for you
- Connect compatible lock information and door contacts, select useful notifications and show clearly which sensor reports which condition.
- The practical detail
- A locked state does not prove that a door is closed. This is status visibility, not a certified security or hotel access-control system.
POWER + ENERGY05
Power. Made visible.
See what is running. Spot what is waiting.
From example to your project
- What I connected
- A Shelly meter measures the circuit serving the audio setup and other connected equipment. Dashboards show live draw, energy history and configured device alerts.
- What we can do for you
- Monitor selected devices or circuits, build a useful dashboard and identify questions worth investigating before changing equipment or routines.
- The practical detail
- This example measures one circuit, not the whole home. There is no promised saving; fixed-wiring work needs an appropriately qualified electrical professional.
SOIL MOISTURE + LIGHT06
Dry soil. A timely nudge.
Know when to water. Notice a silent sensor.
From example to your project
- What I connected
- Mi Flora sensors send soil and environmental readings through Bluetooth proxies. Notifications flag sustained dry soil and sensors that have been unavailable for several hours.
- What we can do for you
- Connect plant sensors, set appropriate thresholds and bring reminders into the same dashboard as the rest of the building.
- The practical detail
- Thresholds depend on the plant and its setting. These are monitoring and reminders; automatic watering is not part of this example.
PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE, PERSONAL ATTENTION
It started with
my own home.
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Piotr DziubeckiFounder · DomoSenso / ZeroStoryPoints GmbHBiel-Benken, Basel-Landschaft
I’m Piotr. DomoSenso started in my own apartment. Real sensors. Real routines. Everyday feedback.
That experience is the starting point for your building.
A personal installation. Real lessons. A starting point for your project.
CONNECTED IN MY OWN HOME
Home AssistantESPHomeMQTTPhilips HueShellyNuki
BUILD THE RIGHT SCOPE, STEP BY STEP
Start small.
Connect what matters.
One useful change first. A clear scope before we start.
Assess & plan
A clear route into a smarter building.
- Review existing devices, routines and network
- Identify useful sensor and automation options
- Agree priorities and a realistic retrofit scope
Sensors & visibility
Know what is happening in your space.
- Select and integrate compatible sensors
- Set up dashboards, trends and notifications
- Tune thresholds around the actual rooms
Connected routines
Turn separate devices into useful actions.
- Connect compatible lighting, climate and shading
- Configure scenes, schedules and sensor triggers
- Test behaviour and everyday manual controls
Handover & upkeep
Keep the system understandable.
- Document controls and key dependencies
- Review backup and device-health monitoring
- Agree follow-up reviews and support needs
For hotels and businesses, we start with the operational requirements and a suitable pilot area. These examples are from my apartment, not completed commercial projects.
Equipment, access permissions and any electrical work are agreed separately. Fixed-wiring work is carried out by an appropriately qualified electrical professional. Ongoing support is by arrangement.
A CLEAR FIRST STEP
Start with your building.
- 01
Understand
Your space. Your devices. Your priorities.
- 02
Find the useful connections
Find useful connections. Check what is possible.
- 03
Define the next step
Agree the scope. Connect. Test. Hand over.
A LITTLE CLARITY GOES A LONG WAY
Good questions. Clearer decisions.
Short starting points for understanding your building.
01GETTING STARTEDStart with a routine. Not a device.
Read the short guide
Choose one repeated task: turning lights off when leaving, checking a room’s temperature, or adjusting blinds. Write down what triggers it, what should happen and how you would override it. Then check which of your existing devices can help. A useful first automation is small enough to understand, test and undo.
Discuss your project02SYSTEMS & INTEGRATIONWhat does “local control” really mean?
Read the short guide
In my installation, some connections work directly on the home network; others depend on a manufacturer’s cloud. The useful question is what keeps working if the internet, an account or one device becomes unavailable. Map those dependencies and keep a practical way to operate important functions manually.
Discuss your project03EVERYDAY RELIABILITYWho notices when an automation stops?
Read the short guide
My home setup monitors backups, batteries and connectivity, because a routine is only useful while its supporting devices work. Decide which failures need an alert, who receives it and what they should do next. Keep the list selective: an alert that never leads to action soon becomes background noise.
Discuss your projectLET’S FIND YOUR STARTING POINT
What could your building
do better for you?
A small fix or a bigger idea. Let’s talk.
Consultations and project discussions preferably in English.