Home and layout
Your house. Room by room.
A house includes more than its busiest rooms. A clear model scope helps decide which spaces and outdoor areas you want to keep in view.
Choose the scope deliberately
Start with rooms where you regularly use lights or covers. The cellar, attic and outbuildings need their own assignments. A whole-house model does not become complete simply because Home Assistant knows many devices. Rooms and relevant functions need to match.
Separate inside from outside
A garden light serves a different location from a hallway lamp. To make the view clear, we establish the property boundary and what belongs in the model. A decorative outdoor view does not prove that garden equipment is connected.
A practical example
Illustrative example: The living area and upper floor form the first scope. The shed stays outside it until its devices and connection have been assessed.
What your setup needs to provide
VioMio adds a 3D view to Home Assistant. Verified feature groups are light controls, supported cover functions, and display of suitable door/window contacts and room temperatures. Dimming, colour temperature and cover functions depend on the device and integration. Temperatures are read-only. Relevant entities need suitable room and floor assignments. We assess your specific scope before preparing a quote. The size of a model does not establish support for every device in the building.
Your route to a quote
Dimensioned plans for each floor help later. Exterior photos can explain the roof and façade, but are optional for the first enquiry. For the first enquiry, we need your email address, smart-home system and approximate building or space size. Plans, photos and device information can follow later. Send only necessary materials and remove private information and credentials. We clarify open questions by email and prepare a quote with scope and costs. Implementation is agreed afterwards.