Historic-home compatibility
Preserve an interior’s period character by keeping appropriate latching switch hardware at the wall while placing integration behind the scenes.
Why Phantom exists
Smart Home Automation
for Historic and Designer Homes.
In an architect-led residence or historic renovation, the wall switch is part of the architecture. Phantom separates that visible design choice from the automation platform behind it.
Built from project pain
Preserve the existing wall switch.
Centralize the intelligence.
Traditional wall-switch automation can force a compromise between aesthetics, wiring and platform functionality. Phantom’s goal is to remove that compromise with a simple wall-side transmitter, a shared wired bus and a rack-side gateway.
The result is infrastructure that treats the physical switch as an input device—not as the automation platform itself.
Explore the wired architectureDesigned around the room
Designer and vintage switches.
Modern smart-home control.
Architectural choice
Select switches and plates for material, proportion and feel instead of accepting the keypad style dictated by a control platform.
Professional infrastructure
Give the project team a wired, serviceable path from each dry-contact wall switch to the centralized automation system.
Current focus
Moving from prototype
to field-ready product.
Production engineering
Refining TX and RX electronics, enclosure strategy and manufacturing details.
Integration development
Hardening receiver firmware, local configuration and platform-specific integration paths.
Beta validation
Preparing structured testing with experienced integrators and design-driven projects.
Join the next stage
For people who care how the room looks and how the system works.
Integrators, architects, designers, platform partners and strategic investors are invited to start the conversation.