The Home-A-Genius Hub. One brain for your entire home.
One rule engine, one app, and as many Zigbee gateways as your home needs. It creates rooms, scenes and routines with no programming, and runs on a local server so it keeps working whether the internet is up or not.
Everything, on a single admin page.
No spaghetti code. No secondary Google Home app. No monthly fees.
Single rule engine
Create rooms, scenes and routines visually. The Hub logically automates the rest.
One app fits all
Lights, switches, aircon, curtains and sensors, all on one page.
Voice, hands-free
Works with Google, Alexa and Sonos voice feedback across every room.
Smart floor plan
A live top-down plan updating in real time to show which rooms are on.
Remote access
Control your home from anywhere, without exposing your data to the cloud.
Activity history
A time machine for your home: doors, lights, timings, all logged locally.
Reports & analytics
Comprehensive home reports and dynamic room-usage graphs.
Cloud backup
Edge-first, but your settings back up so you can restore after any upgrade.
Centralised intelligence, distributed coverage.
A hub is usually described by the box it comes in. We think about it differently. The intelligence stays central, under one app and one rule engine, while the coverage that carries it is distributed through the home and sized to the building itself.
We design the network first
Before a single device is fitted, we assess the floor plan, the number of storeys, the construction of the walls and floors, and the density of devices in each zone. From that we determine how many Zigbee 3.0 gateways the home needs. If the answer is more than one, that is what the design calls for — specified from the outset, not added later once coverage proves marginal.
Every gateway performs like the first
Each gateway extends the Zigbee 3.0 mesh without introducing latency. Automations still run locally, inside your home, so a command travels from switch to light without leaving the building, and response on the top floor matches response beside the hub. If the internet drops, lighting, climate, curtains and scenes carry on exactly as before.
Built for more than one floor
Landed properties, multi-storey condominiums and penthouses are where single-gateway wireless systems begin to show their limits, and where adding WiFi repeaters does not solve the problem: the command is still making a round trip to a remote server. We put gateway capacity where the home needs it and keep the processing local.
Multiple devices connect to a single Zigbee 3.0 gateway.
Multiple gateways connect to a single hub.
One app and one rule engine across all of them.
You do not need to work out how many gateways your home requires. That is part of the design work we do before installation.
Cybersecurity you can verify.
The Home-A-Genius Hub is certified under the Cyber Security Agency of Singapore's Cybersecurity Labelling Scheme at Level 1. Every claim below is on CSA's public register under our registration ID, so you never have to take our word for it.
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Unique default credentials
No shared factory password. Every Hub ships with its own credentials, so one leaked password cannot unlock a neighbourhood.
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A real update mechanism
Firmware updates arrive over a secure channel, so a security fix reaches your Hub without opening a new door on the way in.
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Encrypted in transit
Traffic between the Hub, the app and our servers is encrypted, rather than sent in the clear across your home network.
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Assessed by CSA, not by us
These are not self-graded claims. CSA reviewed our declaration and the evidence behind it before issuing the label.
A CLS label confirms a product met the security provisions of its level at the time of assessment. It is not a guarantee that any device can never be compromised.
Battle-tested by ethical hackers.
In October 2025 we put the Home-A-Genius Hub in front of SPIRITCYBER25, a national-scale IoT hackathon organised by CSA in partnership with YesWeHack, with live finals held at Singapore International Cyber Week. Security researchers were invited to test, break and report vulnerabilities in real smart devices used across Singapore. Ours was one of them.
We don't just promise security. We invite the world's best hackers to try to break it.
Fits in the palm of your hand.
Current generation
- Windows IoT, Intel N100 processor
- 8GB RAM · 128GB flash storage
- Handles CCTV processing, automation & on-device AI
- Direct LAN to your router for stable connectivity
- Security updates to 30 Dec 2029
Compatibility
- iPhone/iPad iOS 9+ · Android 4.4+
- Chrome, Safari, Firefox
- Yeelight, Philips Hue, IKEA Tradfri and more
- Google Assistant, Alexa, HomeKit, Sonos
- Local storage, no account creation required
What people ask about the Hub.
What is the Home-A-Genius hub?
The Home-A-Genius hub is the local brain of the smart home system. It runs automations inside the home instead of relying on a remote cloud server.
Why does a local hub matter?
A local hub reduces lag, improves reliability, and keeps core automations working even when the internet or a cloud provider has issues.
Can the hub control different brands and device types together?
Yes. The hub is meant to coordinate multiple device categories into one automation system instead of forcing everything into a single-brand silo.
Can I create schedules and scenes with the hub?
Yes. The hub supports automations, schedules, scenes, and device logic that run locally in the home.
Is the hub suitable for Singapore homes?
Yes. It is positioned for local smart home use in Singapore across HDB, condo, and landed environments.
How many Zigbee gateways does my home need?
That depends on the layout, and it is something we determine for you during design rather than asking you to work out. Each Zigbee gateway supports up to 25 devices for optimal stability, and one hub coordinates up to 8 gateways, or roughly 200 devices in total. Multi-floor and landed homes are normally specified with several gateways from the outset so that coverage is even across every storey. For larger homes again, multiple hubs can be linked together using the Local Hub Connector feature.
Does adding more gateways slow the system down?
No. Each gateway extends the Zigbee 3.0 mesh without introducing latency, and every gateway runs the same local processing as the first. Automations continue to execute inside your home rather than in the cloud, so response on the top floor matches response beside the hub, and the system stays fully functional if the internet drops. However many gateways are deployed, you still have one app and one rule engine.
Does the hub have a backup battery?
Yes. The hub includes a UPS battery that keeps it running for up to one hour during power outages. When power is restored, all automations resume automatically without any reconfiguration.
Can the hub record security camera footage?
Yes. The hub serves as a mini NVR and stores footage from connected HikVision cameras for up to 30 days. No cloud subscription is needed, and all footage stays on the hub inside your home network.
Can multiple people control the smart home at the same time?
Yes. Because the hub uses your local network, any device on your home Wi-Fi can control the system without logging in or out. Nobody is kicked out when someone else takes control.
Is the Home-A-Genius hub cybersecurity certified?
Yes. The hub carries the Cyber Security Agency of Singapore's Cybersecurity Labelling Scheme (CLS) Level 1 label under Registration ID CSA/IOTZ0001, issued 27 January 2026 and valid to 26 January 2029. The registration is listed publicly on CSA's own product registry.
What does CSA Cybersecurity Labelling Scheme Level 1 mean?
Level 1 confirms a smart device meets CSA's baseline security requirements: unique default credentials instead of one shared factory password, a proper software update mechanism, and secure communication protocols. CLS is Singapore's cybersecurity rating scheme for consumer IoT devices, and the label is issued by CSA, not by the manufacturer.
How can I check that the hub's cybersecurity label is genuine?
Look up Registration ID CSA/IOTZ0001 on CSA's public product registry, or scan the QR code printed on the label. Both lead to the same CSA-hosted listing. If a product's label does not appear on csa.gov.sg, treat it as unverified.
Has the hub been tested by independent security researchers?
Yes. In October 2025 we entered the hub into SPIRITCYBER25, an IoT hackathon run by CSA with the bug bounty platform YesWeHack, with live finals at Singapore International Cyber Week. Researchers were invited to test real smart devices used across Singapore and report any vulnerabilities they found.
Does the hub come with a unique default password?
Yes. Each hub ships with its own default credentials rather than a password shared across every unit, which is a CLS Level 1 requirement. We still recommend changing it during setup. Security updates are provided to 30 December 2029.
How do I report a security vulnerability in a Home-A-Genius product?
Email askme@homeagenius.sg with enough detail for us to reproduce the issue. We acknowledge every report, and we ask researchers to give us a reasonable window to fix an issue before disclosing it publicly.
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