The product

Comfort: one system for lighting, security and everything between

Every Vogue home runs on Comfort. Arm the house, dim the lounge, check a camera or see what the system did while you were out — from one app, a wall panel, or on a schedule you never touch again.

The app

Everything the house is doing, on one screen

The dashboard opens on the state of the whole house — security mode, how many lights are on, whether anything is open, and what the cameras can see.

The Comfort app home screen with tiles for security, lights, access, energy, cameras and zones
The Comfort app lighting screen, with rooms grouped by floor and scenes along the top
The Comfort app security screen showing the house armed in Day mode

Screens shown use a demonstration home, not a client’s live system.

Security

Five modes, one tap, PIN protected

Off, Away, Night, Day and Vacation. The current mode is the first thing on the screen, and changing it asks for a PIN — in the app and on the wall panel alike.

The Comfort app showing the system armed in Day mode, with Away, Night, Day, Vacation and Off options

Lighting

Scenes, rooms and every circuit

Grouped by floor and room, with scenes along the top. Set the whole house for a film or for bedtime, or open a room and dim a single circuit.

The Comfort app showing lighting grouped by room, with Movie, Dinner and Bedtime scenes and a count of what is on

Zones

Every sensor, and what it is doing

Input zones for doors, windows and movement; output zones for the gate, garage and irrigation. Bypass a faulty sensor or an open window without disarming the house.

The Comfort app listing security zones with their area and open or closed status

Alerts

Told what happened, not just that something did

Arming events, zone triggers and access events land in one list with the unread count on the tab. SMS and email go out on the events you choose to define.

The Comfort app showing a list of notifications including arming events, kitchen motion and gate access

Capabilities

What Comfort actually does

Not a list of gadgets — the behaviour a household relies on day to day.

  • Five security modes

    Off, Away, Night, Day and Vacation. Arming and disarming are PIN-protected, and the system can arm itself by time of day or day of the week.

  • 8–96 zones

    Scales from a compact retrofit to a large new build, with per-zone bypass when you need to work around a faulty sensor or an open window.

  • Alerts that reach you

    SMS and email notifications on the events you define, plus a voice menu and a dialler to eight phones.

  • Six-month event log

    Every arm, disarm, trigger and bypass is recorded, so you can see exactly what the house did while you were away.

  • Lighting scenes and schedules

    Set the house for dinner, for a film, or for looking occupied while you are travelling — from one control, or on a timer tied to sunset.

  • Cameras and visual verification

    See the footage attached to an alert rather than guessing, with fullscreen views behind a PIN.

How you use it

Three ways to control the house

  • Your phone

    An installable web app — add it to your home screen and it behaves like a native app, without an app store.

  • The wall panel

    A mounted NSPanel touchscreen for the hallway or bedroom, so the house is controllable without reaching for a phone.

  • By itself

    Schedules, sensor triggers and automatic arming mean the common cases need no interaction at all.

The Comfort app home screen on a phone
A wall-mounted NSPanel touchscreen being tapped
The wall panel, for the hallway or the bedroom.

Under the hood

Local control, remote access

A controller in your home talks to the hardware directly, so lighting and security keep working even if the internet drops. It syncs to our servers so you can reach the house from anywhere.

Comfort

One controller, every subsystem

  • Lighting
  • Security
  • Audio visual
  • Access control
  • CCTV
  • HVAC & curtains
  • SMS & email alerts
  • Schedules & scenes

See Comfort running in a real home

We will walk you through the system on a live installation and talk through what it would look like in yours.