Ambient scenes change their hierarchy through morning, day, evening, night, away and alert states.
LOCAL-FIRST HOME INTERFACE
Useful at a glance.
Calm when ignored.
Home OS turns daily context into a room display, native companion clients and a traceable assistant. It is built around useful state, not a feed of notifications.
View real demo screens →Version 1 is currently in active development. Every screen on this page is generated by the public Xcode demo target using fictional data. It makes no network requests.
THE ACTUAL CLIENT
One state, different distances.
The public demo is a runnable SwiftUI project. These are unedited iPhone Simulator captures, not browser mockups or production screenshots.


Native clients are for decisions and direct actions, not mirrors of the large screen.
Answers distinguish structured rules from generated responses and can expose progress.
CONFIGURATION, NOT A FIXED DASHBOARD
Built from modules, rules and scenes.
Choose modules
Use the surfaces that matter: daily timeline, home state, weather, service health, reports, camera events, habits, game activity or a custom card.
Set rules
Define what deserves an interruption, what can wait for a glance, and what Laya can answer directly from structured data.
Shape scenes
Use a different layout and information density for morning, day, evening, night, away, alarms and a weekly review.
Connect sources
Integrations are adapters, not a requirement. A deployment can start small and grow without changing the whole interface.
The public demo is deliberately offline and fictional. It documents the product model without exposing a household’s data or infrastructure.
PROJECT HISTORY
Recent work, without manufactured release notes.
Assistant responses became explainable
Added streamed reasoning state, answer provenance and confidence for direct rule answers.
Kiosk motion and performance pass
Added scene transitions while reducing work in recurring rendering paths.
Daily context gained route and schedule priorities
Refined the order of information across room and mobile surfaces.
SUPPORT & FEEDBACK
Found a problem or have a concrete idea?
Use GitHub Issues for reproducible bugs, accessibility problems and feature proposals. Do not include personal data, private URLs or operational details.