We host Home Assistant — yours, with all its add-ons and integrations — for people who'd rather not run their own server, or who've got more than one home to look after.
Three products in active development plus a few ideas in the queue. Most of it orbits Home Assistant — VomeHire takes the same automation to small venues.
Hosted Home Assistant instances with a secure link to your home network.
A public & private remote-switch network for Home Assistant.
Booking & operations for small venues — spaces that run themselves.
A few ideas we're exploring next.
Interactive diagrams, written guides, and machine-readable docs for agents. The failover playground is the fastest way to see what CHAP actually does.
Two museum-style boards: four ways into your home, and the CHAP failover playground — flip switches, burn the Pi, watch who takes over.
Open exhibitsEvery scenario in words: failover steps, whole-home-offline cases, and why you still need a metal key.
Read guidesNo open ports, scoped tokens, audit trail — and what we deliberately cannot do when the power is out.
Security pageLink your HA, mint tokens, boot a trial VM — discoverable via /.well-known/agent/ and /llms.txt.
A small, independent project for a community we care about.
Home Assistant is a brilliant smart-home platform — open, customisable, and backed by a community of well over a million people. Self-hosting it on a Pi or NUC works beautifully for plenty of people, and we'd encourage anyone who enjoys that to keep at it.
Vome is for everyone else: people who'd rather just sign in and have HA waiting for them, or who need it running in more than one home — a holiday let, an annexe, a parent's house, an office — without standing up a separate server in each of them. You get the same Home Assistant, the same add-ons, the same customisability; we just take care of the bit underneath.
Each instance runs in an isolated HAOS VM with a WireGuard tunnel back to the devices in the home it serves, so the things on your LAN stay reachable without anything being exposed to the wider internet. VomeSync is the smaller, open-source companion: a HACS integration and a Node/Redis service that lets switches in different HA instances talk to each other.
You can read more on the interactive how-it-works page, the security & privacy page, or browse the VomeSync source on GitHub.
Vome is currently bootstrapped and looking for the right partners to turn the soft launch into something properly public. If you'd like to talk about investment, distribution, or co-development, I'd genuinely like to hear from you.
Start with the ideas overview — two short elevator pitches for the two ventures (VomeHome, and the Nyvyn + VomeHire pair). From there you can drill into either pitch deck or its business plan.