Dublin pilot / Home Assistant native

Your home can run like an enterprise without becoming one.

Meitheal turns the private work of a household into an operating map: zones, owners, routines, automations, and human handoffs in one local-first surface.

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HA-nativeBuilt around the open home stack you can keep.

1 mapZones, owners, routines, and handoffs in one surface.

No rebuildStart from the home as it already operates.

ExecutingCHO

Morning launch

School bags, heating, bins, and the first staff check-in share one state.

HA routine: heat + lights + reminders

CompleteAutomation

Perimeter

Doors, gate, alarm state, and exception notes are visible before handoff.

Sensors resolved locally

Human handoffHousekeeper

Staff route

The cleaner sees only the route, access window, and room readiness notes.

Human owner required

WaitingAssistant

Contractor visit

Gate access, plant-room context, and completion proof stay with the job.

Awaiting arrival

ExecutingFamily

Evening close

Locks, lights, open tasks, and tomorrow prep converge before shutdown.

Secure house scene

Human handoffMeitheal

Maintenance

Filters, batteries, supplies, and recurring checks stop living in memory.

Next owner assigned

/meh-hal/ - from the Irish: people showing up to get the work done.

Local-first context

Household state stays close to the home and its Home Assistant stack.

Guided pilot setup

A practical operating map before deep customization.

Human handoff aware

Family, staff, assistants, and contractors get different routes.

Owner-controlled

Open tooling first, no closed luxury ecosystem dependency.

Household handoff model

The work stops leaking between people.

Most smart-home systems know devices. Most planners know tasks. Homes with real operating complexity need both, plus the moment where a machine has to hand the job to a person.

Family

Decide priorities and exceptions.

Turns loose intent into an owned operating state.

Assistant

Coordinate people, access, vendors, and proof.

Keeps the work tied to rooms, devices, deadlines, and outcomes.

Staff

Run recurring physical work without extra training.

Shows the route, current state, and what counts as complete.

Automation

Handle repeatable checks and device actions.

Escalates only when judgment or consent is needed.

Concierge setup path

Useful before it is elaborate.

The pilot is designed to reduce time delay and effort. Start with the routes that already cost attention, then wire deeper automation only where it removes work.

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Map the home

Zones, routines, devices, owners, staff routes, and recurring decisions are captured as an operating map.

Connect Home Assistant

Existing sensors, scenes, and automations are linked where they reduce manual coordination.

Hand over the first routes

Morning launch, evening close, maintenance, and staff handoffs become usable before the system expands.

Tune the operating rhythm

Concierge setup turns edge cases into repeatable flows without asking the household to adopt a new ritual.

Reduced effort, not just lower cost

Why this is not another planner.

First useful path

Digital planners: Rebuild every list and habit by hand.
Luxury installs: Survey, quote, install, then wait for changes.
Meitheal: Start with a concrete home operating map.

Execution

Digital planners: Notifications and comments.
Luxury installs: Device scenes without household ownership.
Meitheal: Tasks, owners, automations, and proof in one route.

Handoffs

Digital planners: Chat threads and missed context.
Luxury installs: Usually outside the system.
Meitheal: Family, assistant, staff, contractor, and automation states.

Ownership

Digital planners: Cloud workspace and subscription churn.
Luxury installs: Vendor-controlled estate stack.
Meitheal: Local-first, Home Assistant-native, owner-controlled.

Ongoing effort

Digital planners: Another planning habit to maintain.
Luxury installs: Call the installer for operational changes.
Meitheal: Concierge setup, then inspectable routines you can keep.

Capability	Digital planners	Luxury installs	Meitheal
First useful path	Rebuild every list and habit by hand.	Survey, quote, install, then wait for changes.	Start with a concrete home operating map.
Execution	Notifications and comments.	Device scenes without household ownership.	Tasks, owners, automations, and proof in one route.
Handoffs	Chat threads and missed context.	Usually outside the system.	Family, assistant, staff, contractor, and automation states.
Ownership	Cloud workspace and subscription churn.	Vendor-controlled estate stack.	Local-first, Home Assistant-native, owner-controlled.
Ongoing effort	Another planning habit to maintain.	Call the installer for operational changes.	Concierge setup, then inspectable routines you can keep.

Pilot access

Start with a useful home operating map.

Join the Dublin-first pilot for a guided setup path: Home Assistant review, household map, first routes, and handover. Access opens soon.

Home Assistant-native pilot path

Local-first operating context

Human handoffs included from day one

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