What we make

What we actually make

We design the control solution — the electronics inside the light and the application that drives it. For most of these product lines, the light you bought was sold by somebody else's brand with our controller and our app inside it.

That arrangement is worth explaining, because it decides what this site is useful for. A partner brand designs the enclosure, prints the box and sells the product. We designed the controller and wrote the app. So when colours come out wrong or a light will not pair, we are usually the only people who can answer properly — the brand that sold it did not build that part.

It also means we are not a shop. There is no cart on this site and no price list. What we can offer is an explanation of how the thing in your hands works.

Control solutions

Every product line below runs on a controller we designed, paired with one of the sixteen applications we develop in-house. The apps section covers those, and which app controls your light maps all forty of our product categories to the app that drives each one.

Decorative and festive

• Christmas and festive strings, including two-wire eight-mode strings and tree lighting — estimating length by tree size
• Curtain lights in six variants that differ in signal method, refresh and whether they can be linked — sizing and telling them apart
• Light screens — pixel matrices that display images and text, single or chained — what they can display and chaining several into one
• Firework lights, a hub with radial bars, indoor and outdoor — installation
• Copper-wire strings, camping lights and eave lighting

Ambient and projection

• Sunset lamps — placement and distance
• Star projectors — coverage and speed
• Water ripple lights, two and four channel — placement
• Running water and flow lighting — how flow effects work
• Sound-activated lighting — the built-in microphone
• Sky ceiling lighting

Around the home

• LED strip and controllers across all channel counts — sizing the supply
• TV backlighting — measuring and layout
• Cabinet, stair, aquarium and ceiling fan lighting
• Tunable-white lighting in two-wire and three-wire forms

Vehicle

• Car interior ambient lighting — routing and power
• Motorcycle decorative lighting — what is and is not allowed

Outdoor

• Solar garden lighting
• Eave and outline lighting for facades and rooflines

Dedicated

• Stepper motor drive and other single-purpose controllers built for a specific fixture rather than a general lighting product

The forty categories in full

Every category we design a control solution for, grouped by control type, with the wiring it expects and the app that drives it. This is the same data our support team works from.

About these images. Each one stands for a category rather than a single item — the same category covers many shapes and sizes, so the picture shows what the category is for, which is the point of this list.

Basic control

One and two channel controllers for single-colour and tunable-white strip.

RGB and RGBIC

Full-colour control. The dividing line is whether the strip can show more than one colour at a time.

Decorative

Festive and ornamental lighting, where form matters as much as the control method.

General lighting

Fixtures that light a space rather than decorate it.

Dedicated

Single-purpose controllers built around one fixture type.

Where the guides are going

Not every line above has a guide yet. We write them as we have something worth saying rather than publishing a page per product for the sake of coverage — so this list is longer than the guide index, and will stay that way.

If your product line is not covered and you have a question about it, ask us. Questions are how we choose what to write next.