The first IoT ecosystem designed, flashed and supported in Moldova.
Three Matter-native devices running our own firmware on ESP32-C6 — a boiler controller, a climate sensor and an LED controller. No Tuya, no third-party cloud, no subscription. Local warranty, documentation in Romanian.

LifeSync is developed with the support of ODA — Organizația pentru Dezvoltarea Antreprenoriatului through the Inovații Digitale programme, Măsura 1. The grant co-finances QC and ESD lab equipment, engineering tooling, cloud infrastructure and the embedded engineering team behind the first production run.
Heating, air and light — the three things a home actually needs automated first
Puts your existing gas boiler under schedule and remote control — without ripping out the thermostat you already have.
A room-air monitor that tells you when to open a window — CO₂, humidity and temperature, logged and alerted locally.
Drives any 12–24 V LED strip with independently controllable channels and a touch surface built into the housing.
Indicative retail pricing. Final pricing confirmed at launch of the first production run.
The stack is ours from the silicon up — not a rebadged module with someone else's cloud
One firmware that speaks to Google Home, Apple HomeKit, Samsung SmartThings and Home Assistant simultaneously. No proprietary app lock-in, no cloud subscription.
Security and feature updates are delivered over the air. The user does nothing — the device updates itself, with rollback protection and zero downtime.
We do not resell a white-label Tuya module. The firmware is ours end to end: full control of the stack, no third-party cloud in the data path, no subscription.
Local processing on RISC-V silicon running AkiraOS — our Zephyr-based RTOS with a WebAssembly sandbox. Built with the EU Cyber Resilience Act in mind.
Moldova has no local smart home brand. Every device is imported, unsupported and adapted to nothing.
Imported smart home gear costs $80–200
With LifeSyncLifeSync devices land at $35–60 because we design the hardware and write the firmware ourselves.
Marketplace devices ship with no warranty or service
With LifeSync24-month warranty, service in Chișinău, and a real human on the other end of the support line.
Nothing is adapted to local infrastructure
With LifeSyncBoiler control designed against the gas boilers actually installed here, with documentation in Romanian.
Schematics, layout and firmware done in-house — boards fabricated to our files, then flashed and QC'd in Chișinău

AkiraLED output stage — 4-channel MOSFET drive, in-house PCB design

USB-C powered control board — designed in KiCad, assembled and flashed by us
Moldova first, then Romania and the EU
Hardware validated, firmware on AkiraOS, industrial design locked.
120 units/month assembled, QC'd and sold in Moldova with local warranty.
Export into the Romanian market, riding Matter certification and CRA-ready firmware.
The first production run is limited. Leave us a line and we'll reach out when LifeSync devices are available — retail, installer channel or bulk.