What do you wish to automate?

KNX is the international standard for wired building automation — used for premium, architectural-grade lighting, climate and blind control. GEEK installs KNX systems including Ekinex keypads, custom-finished to match each interior.

Matter is a universal smart-home standard that lets devices from different brands work together regardless of ecosystem. GEEK builds on Matter alongside Apple Home, Google Home, Amazon Alexa and Home Assistant so a home isn't locked to one platform.

Yes. Most GEEK installations start with one room or one system — lighting or AC control, for example — and expand category by category over time, all unified into the same app as they're added.

Not necessarily. GEEK can retrofit control onto existing traditional switches and AC units, or install new smart hardware where it makes sense — the right approach depends on the home and is decided during the initial consultation.

Neither — we can enter at any phase. Whether your home is still under construction or already fully finished, we offer both wired and wireless solutions that fit every need, so automation can be added at the right time for your project without tearing up a completed space.

We do both. Because GEEK is brand-agnostic, we design with wired systems such as KNX and wireless systems side by side, and choose whichever fits each room, budget and stage of construction best — you are never pushed toward one simply because it is all we offer.

We're brand-agnostic, so we design across all the major platforms and protocols and unify them into one app — never locking you to a single brand:

• Wi-Fi ecosystems — Sonoff / eWeLink, Tuya / Smart Life (the same ecosystem), Samsung SmartThings, LG ThinQ and Google Home.
• Professional wired — KNX and Philips Dynalite, for architectural-grade lighting and control.
• Hub & integration layer — Home Assistant, a local-first platform that ties mixed brands together.

If you already own devices on any of these, we usually integrate them rather than replace them.

They're different layers, not competitors:

• Wired (KNX, Philips Dynalite) — control runs over dedicated cabling built into the home. The most reliable and durable option, best decided during construction; the choice for premium projects.
• Wireless (Wi-Fi) — devices talk over your home network. Easy to add anytime and ideal for finished homes, but it leans on a strong, well-designed network.
• Zigbee — a low-power wireless mesh: devices relay for each other, so coverage grows as you add them without congesting Wi-Fi. Needs a small hub; powers many sensors, bulbs and switches.
• Matter — not wired-vs-wireless at all, but a universal standard that lets different brands work together across Apple Home, Google Home, Alexa and SmartThings — keeping your system interoperable and future-proof.

In practice we mix all of these per room and budget — the advantage of being brand-agnostic.