Smarter Window opens and closes your existing windows for you, and on the sill it looks like an ordinary planter box. It connects to Apple Home or Google Home, and installation takes about five minutes with basic hand tools.
Always $40 off the launch price, planned at $279. The $20 deposit is refundable until we start production. Delivery is conditional on FCC authorization.
See how it works ↓Smart lights. Smart locks. Smart blinds. Now your windows can be automated too, reducing your energy costs and saving you from the daily chore of manually opening and closing them.
Open to the night air. Closed by morning.
Automatically cool your house off passively at night, and reap the cost savings on air conditioning all day. Summer nights are often 20°F cooler than the afternoon, and in the right climates we found this eliminates about 30 percent of annual air conditioning runtime, concentrated in the late-afternoon hours when electricity costs the most.
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Fresh air in the morning. Closed before it gets hot. Open again when the evening cools. The benefits are clear, but this can be a real chore. Set it once and the daily round of opening and closing stops being anyone’s job.
If the weather turns, your windows close before water reaches the sill. When wildfire smoke or smog pushes the air quality down, they close and seal the house. Whether or not you are home to notice.
Behind the couch. Above the counter. Up a stairwell. Put Smarter Window wherever reaching the crank is the reason that window never gets opened.
How much cooling can night air really do? We analyzed a year of hourly weather across 153 cities worldwide. Read the research.
It sits on your window sill and connects to the crank you already have. Nothing is drilled, wired, or modified.
Curious how it came to be? Watch the maker journey, from breadboard to working prototype.
Smarter Window automatically calibrates itself to your window. From the outside, it's just a planter.
Control your windows like the rest of your smart home, and let them run themselves the rest of the time.
Open, close, or set any position from the Apple Home or Google Home app, whether you are on the couch, at the office, or across the world.
“Hey Siri, close the bedroom windows.” Works through the hub you already have.
Built on Matter over Thread, designed to join Apple Home, Google Home, Amazon Alexa, or SmartThings through a hub you already own. Home Assistant works too, though it needs a Thread border router: a USB radio dongle, or the one an Apple or Google hub on your network already runs.
Flush warm air when the evening temperature drops, open on a schedule, or build your own automations alongside everything else in your home.
Closes when rain is forecast, when the wind picks up, or when wildfire smoke and smog push the air quality down. Whether or not you are home to notice.
Runs on your home network through your own hub. Nothing depends on our servers for everyday operation, and it keeps working if the internet does not.
The motor runs only seconds a day and the radio sleeps between jobs, so a charge goes a long way. Recharges over USB-C. No wiring, no electrician.
Built-in obstruction detection stops the window if something is in the way. Safe for homes with kids and pets.
Firmware updates arrive over the air, so the window you install keeps gaining capabilities without you plugging anything in.
Smarter Window replaces the handle on casement operated windows and awning windows. That is what makes it a five-minute job: there is a spindle to turn, and no reason to touch the frame, the sash, or your walls.
Sliders and double-hungs have no crank to replace, so they need a different mechanism. Tell us what you have when you join the waitlist and we will let you know when yours is supported.
The complete setup, start to finish, in three minutes: mounting, one-time self-calibration, and what everyday automated operation looks like.
Yes. Smarter Window is a retrofit: it sits on the sill and replaces the handle on your existing casement or awning window, turning the operator for you. No wiring, no carpentry, and nothing done to the frame or the sash. Installation takes about five minutes with basic hand tools.
Not this one. Smarter Window runs on a long-lasting rechargeable battery and recharges over USB-C. The motor runs only a few seconds a day, so a charge goes a long way. Most electric window openers need a 24V supply run to the window, which is what makes them an electrician's job.
Casement and awning windows, the kinds you open with a crank, are supported now. Horizontal slider and double-hung windows have no crank to replace, so they need a different mechanism and are still in development.
Yes. Smarter Window is built on Matter over Thread and is designed to pair with Apple Home, Google Home, Amazon Alexa, or Samsung SmartThings through a hub you already own, with no proprietary bridge and no cloud account. Matter certification happens before shipping. Home Assistant works too, but because it runs on a computer with no Thread radio of its own it needs a Thread border router: a USB dongle such as the Connect ZBT-1, or an existing border router on your network that it can share.
In climates with hot days and cool, dry nights, our simulation across 153 cities found automated night ventilation eliminates about 30 percent of annual air conditioning runtime, and as much as 68 percent in the best-suited metros. The avoided hours cluster in the late afternoon, when electricity is most expensive. The full methodology and the city-by-city data are published in our research paper.
Smarter Window has built-in obstruction detection: if something is in the way, the window stops rather than continuing to close.
We’ll email you when it’s ready to order, and nothing else.
$40 off the launch price Planned launch price: $279, making your total $239. Reserve with a refundable $20 deposit per window.
You're first in line when units ship. If you change your mind before production starts, email us and we’ll refund your $20 in full.
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Your $20 deposit is refundable until we start the production run. Before we charge the balance to the card you used, we will email you at least 14 days ahead with the exact amount, and send a reminder; cancel any time before the charge and we will refund your $20 in full. If we never go to production, we will refund every deposit.
Smarter Window contains a radio and is subject to the rules of the Federal Communications Commission. Delivery to you is conditional upon successful completion of the applicable equipment authorization process. FCC rules do not address the applicability of consumer protection, contractual, or other provisions under federal or state law. If authorization is not successfully completed, we will cancel your reservation and refund everything you have paid.
Reservations are placed with Smarter Window Inc., 2108 N St., Ste. N, Sacramento, CA 95816. By reserving, you agree to the Terms of Reservation.
Yes, right up until we start the production run. Email open@smarter-window.com and we'll refund the full $20 to your original payment method within 10 business days (usually much sooner). We'll give you at least 14 days' notice by email before production starts, so the window never closes on you unannounced. After that your $20 is spent on certification and manufacturing.
$40 less than the launch price, whatever it turns out to be. At the planned $279 launch price that is $239 per window: the $20 you pay today plus the balance charged when we go to production ($219 at the planned price), after two emails telling you it is coming. If it launches lower than planned, we refund the difference when sales open. If it launches higher, we tell you before shipping and you choose: pay the difference, or take a full refund.
Our current estimate is late 2027. If that changes, we'll email every reservation holder with the choice to keep waiting or take a full refund.
Only once enough people have reserved to pay for certification and a first production run. We'll email you at least 14 days before, then remind you again, and charge the card you reserved with on the date we gave you. Cancel any time before then and we will refund your $20. Because the run is already committed by then, we spend the balance on certification and manufacturing, so it isn't refundable on request. If you tell us within 14 days of the charge that you didn't want it, we'll refund it anyway.
It sits in an account separate from our operating funds and we don't spend it. That holds for as long as it is only a reservation. If you go on to pay the balance, your $20 joins it and both are spent on certification and manufacturing.
Certification and the first production run, along with your $20 deposit once you pay it. FCC, electrical safety, and Matter approval are fixed costs that have to be paid before a single unit can ship, and they don't get cheaper in small batches.
Before the production run starts, we refund your $20 in full, because we haven't spent it. After that both the deposit and the balance are committed to certification and manufacturing, and you are backing a real production run rather than holding a place in a queue. You still get everything back if the FCC process is not completed, if we cancel, or if we push the shipping estimate out and you would rather not wait. Our commitment is to refund you if we cannot deliver, but we would rather say plainly that this stage carries risk that the deposit stage does not. If that isn't a risk you want, stay on the free waitlist and buy one when it's on a shelf.
Please do. Set the quantity at checkout to the number of windows you want to automate. The price lock applies to each unit, so three windows is $60 today and $657 at production, at the planned launch price.
A long-lasting rechargeable battery, recharged over USB-C. The motor runs only a few seconds a day, so a charge goes a long way.
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