Hi — IAI Smart here. We kept hearing the same complaints about “smart” appliances: app fatigue, Wi-Fi pairing, cloud privacy concerns, and devices losing functionality when the internet drops. So we built SmartVoice, an offline, on-device voice control system for appliances.

**What it is (in plain terms):**

* **No Wi-Fi, no app, no account** — plug in and use voice
* **Commands processed locally** on the device (no cloud round-trip)
* Designed for **simple, reliable control** (turn on/off, timers, temps/speeds, etc.)

**Trade-offs (important):**

* No remote control when you’re away
* No Alexa/Google/HomeKit integration
* No cross-device automations

We’re not trying to replace full smart-home ecosystems — more like a “smart-but-simple” option for people who prioritize **privacy + reliability**.

**Questions for you:**

1. Would you personally want offline voice control for appliances, or is remote/app control a must-have?
2. What’s your biggest pain point today: setup, reliability, privacy, or something else?
3. What appliances would benefit most from this approach?

We're happy to answer technical questions (wake word behavior, what’s processed locally, limitations, etc.).  


We built offline voice control for appliances (no Wi-Fi/app). Would this solve pain points you’ve had?