Your planned home assistant. Stays in your house.
Planned PHNTM One 1.0 capability, not yet release-verified. The planned integration would control your lights, plugs, scenes and thermostat through the Home Assistant you already run, over your own network. The bridge would run locally; connected equipment can have its own cloud dependencies.
Say it, type it, or send it from your phone.
The lights, switches, scenes and thermostats you allow it to control, by the names you gave them in Home Assistant.
Lights
"Turn on the porch light." "Living room to forty percent." "Lights off downstairs."
Plugs and switches
The kettle, the lamp, the Christmas tree: on or off, by name.
Thermostat
"Set the heat to 68." "Turn the heating down two degrees."
Scenes
The planned integration would run your Home Assistant "Movie night" scene: three lamps dimmed at once.
Locks and garage doors
Anything that can let someone in waits for a tap on the screen before it moves.
Only what you allow
The planned allowlist would limit control to the devices and scenes you tick during setup. Everything else in your Home Assistant would stay outside that scope.
From your mouth to your lamp, and nowhere else.
Your voice is turned into text on PHNTM One. In the planned integration, the command would go from PHNTM One to your Home Assistant over your local network. Nothing passes through our servers, because we don't have any.
Three steps, on the screen.
Point it at your hub
Once release-verified, open ≡ › Home and type your Home Assistant's address.
Paste a token
Create a long-lived access token in your Home Assistant profile and paste it in. It stays on the device.
Choose what it can touch
Tick the devices and scenes it may control. Locks and garage doors always ask for a confirmation tap.
The honest part.
You need Home Assistant
PHNTM One is the voice and the screen, not the hub. The planned integration uses the Home Assistant you run; it would not replace it or pair with bulbs directly.
Tap-to-talk, still
The planned bridge would use the assistant controls. Current local wake conversations do not have smart-home action tools.
Quick, not instant
Simple commands are understood without the model and act quickly; unusual phrasing goes to the local model and takes longer.
Your home, on your desk.
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