The pool house, drawn in the perspective view: you stand in the garden door, the glass doors to the garden are on the far wall, the pool sunk in the middle, the sauna in the far corner, the hot tub by you on the right. Same rules: tap anything with a label, the drawing reacts, the card shows that device and what we would automate. This is the room where automation earns its keep: the water is heated on the cheap tariff before you are up, the cover opens on its own, the chemistry is measured and dosed, the robot cleans the basin, the sauna is at 80° when you walk in, and the whole thing closes itself up at night. Run the robot or slide the hot tub lid off from their cards.
Fourteen things to tap: the pool cover, the heat pump, the filter pump, the water chemistry sensor, the robot cleaner, the underwater lights, the sauna, the hot tub, the air handling unit, the shower, the towel warmer, the ceiling speakers, the garden door lock and the wall tablet. In the day: the water is warmed from 05:00 on the cheap tariff, the chemistry is read at 06:30 and dosed at noon, the cover opens at 07:00, the filter runs 08:00 to 16:00, the robot sweeps the basin from 09:00, the spa evening starts at 17:30 with the sauna and 18:30 with the hot tub and the music, the lights go blue at 19:00, and from 20:00 everything closes down in order until the door locks at 22:00.