Local-first by design
Scenes, schedules and multi-way sync execute on the switch. The app talks to it directly over your Wi-Fi, with no round trip to a server and no loss of function when the line goes down.
Smart home hardware
Cubixx replaces the light switches on your wall with backlit glass touch panels. Scenes, schedules and automations run on the switch itself — so the lights keep working when the internet doesn't.
The switch
Capacitive keys behind a single sheet of glass, with backlit indicators that show you what's on at a glance. It sits flush in a standard wall box — or in cabinetry, where a mechanical switch never looked right.
What it does
Most smart switches stop being smart the moment the connection drops. Cubixx puts the logic on the switch, and treats the cloud as a convenience rather than a dependency.
Scenes, schedules and multi-way sync execute on the switch. The app talks to it directly over your Wi-Fi, with no round trip to a server and no loss of function when the line goes down.
It takes the place of the switch on your wall and drives the same lighting circuits: flush glass, backlit touch keys, standard wall box. It still does its job with no phone in the room and no network at all.
Trigger on time of day, sunrise and sunset, a button press or a contact input — then layer conditions on top, so an automation only fires when it actually should.
Paired channels drive curtain and venetian blind motors with position and tilt control, including travel-time calibration. A dedicated bridge brings air conditioning under the same app.
Apple HomeKit, Home Assistant and Nuki smart locks are supported directly, so Cubixx slots into the setup you already run instead of asking you to replace it.
Firmware ships over the air with rollback protection. Installers get a fleet dashboard with live device health, alerting and remote diagnostics across every site they run.
Made for the Israeli home
Every Cubixx switch carries a full Hebrew calendar on board. Schedules can trigger on candle-lighting and havdalah times for your city — shifting automatically each week and around the holidays.
It is calculated locally, on the switch, with no server in the loop. Shabbat arrives on time whether or not the internet does.
The ecosystem
Hardware for the wall, an app for the resident, a commissioning tool for the installer, and a dashboard for whoever keeps it all running.
Hardware
Backlit glass touch panels that replace your wall switches, driving lighting, curtains and contact inputs. They find each other on the local network and stay in sync, so one key can drive a whole group.
For residents
The resident app: rooms, scenes, schedules and curtain control, fully localized in Hebrew and English. It works on the local network, and over the cloud when you are away from home.
For installers
The commissioning tool: discover devices on site, name them, assign rooms, wire up sync groups and blueprints, and push firmware — before the resident ever opens the app.
For integrators
Fleet monitoring across every project: device health, alerting with incident history, configuration backups and remote firmware rollout. Sign in →