Know how the house is doing.
An open door. A low water tank. Solar charging the battery. See the things that need your attention.
A simpler way to live with your home
Lights, climate, security, water, and energy. I bring your home’s systems together in one app, built around the way you live.
Built by Max Goshay · San Rafael & Marin
A sample home. Your console is tailored to your property.
Headland at home
Comfort, protection, and a clearer picture of what your home uses.
You can open the film directly or download it to watch.
A coastal home comes into view. Phone controls turn on the living room lights, open the bedroom shades, and adjust the air conditioning. A driveway camera shows the entrance. Exterior fire sprinklers run a system test, followed by garden irrigation with a water-flow reading. The home overview brings together room controls, security, electricity and water usage, and system status. The film closes with Headland Systems. Controls and readings are examples.
The home, working together
One place to see what’s happening, change what you need, and let the everyday routines take care of themselves.
An open door. A low water tank. Solar charging the battery. See the things that need your attention.
Adjust the lights, set the temperature, and check the garage from the same familiar screen.
Morning lighting, evening scenes, and irrigation that responds to rain. Set up around your home.
From real homes
Some projects connect the whole property. Others solve the one thing that keeps causing trouble.
01 / Water monitoring
A client’s hose ran for four days. I added water monitoring, and when the same thing happened again, we caught it and stopped it early.
Since thenA year of normal water bills.
02 / Well, storage & filtration
I connected a client’s well to their rainwater storage tanks and added filtration. The well now supplies water for the living roof and pool, cutting the monthly water bill by $600.
Working togetherWell water supplying the living roof and pool.
03 / Everyday control
I added remote control to a client’s hot tub. They can now turn it on without being at the property.
The useful partOne less thing that needs you there.
04 / Fire preparedness · Big Sur
After a wildfire narrowly missed a Big Sur property, I installed an exterior fire sprinkler system and Starlink internet, giving the client a way to manage the system remotely.
Prepared for the next timeExterior sprinklers and a connection to the property.
Where Headland began
My own home’s Lutron hardware still worked. The dealer was gone, and the system had been effectively unprogrammable for fifteen years. I recovered it without replacing the equipment in the walls.
Read how it started ↗A free walkthrough. A useful next step. A written scope before any work.