Pullaby

The quiet kind of smart home.

Pullaby builds home automation hardware that runs on your own hardware, in your own house. No cloud dependency, no subscription, and no account needed for your lights to work.

Ask about early access

We're a small team building the first hardware revision. Write to us and we'll keep you posted.

nRF54 · BLE Mesh Linux hub Signed OTA updates MQTT over TLS Local-first
Local-first

It keeps working when the internet doesn't.

Sensors and switches talk to your hub over BLE Mesh, and the hub decides what happens — in your house, in milliseconds. The internet is how you reach your home from outside, not how your home reaches itself.

Most connected products get this backwards. When their servers go down, your lights go with them.

Real hardware

A hub that runs a real operating system.

The hub runs a purpose-built Linux image rather than a locked-down appliance firmware. Updates arrive over the air as cryptographically signed images, and the device verifies every one before installing it.

Yours to keep

Built to be owned, not rented.

Devices speak MQTT. The API is documented. Nothing about the product requires our servers to exist a decade from now — and that constraint shapes every decision we make about it.

Where we are

In development. The first hub revision is running, building and updating itself through our own release pipeline. Hardware for the sensor line is next.

If you build, install or specify home automation and want to try it early, write to [email protected].