The missing layer
Your energy.Decides together.
Your home already has smart energy devices. Fluks helps them make decisions together.
01 / The existing home
Your home is already smart.It just isn't working together.
Each device knows how to do its own job. None of them knows the whole home.
Knows when the sun shines.
Knows how much energy it holds.
Keeps your home comfortable.
Charges when it needs to.
None of them know your home.
02 / Separate decisions
Smart devices.Separate decisions.
Each device does its own job. But they make decisions without seeing the whole home.
03 / The Fluks difference
What if your homemade one decision?
Fluks observes, learns and continuously decides how your energy devices should work together — taking the whole home into account.
A DAY WITH FLUKS
Watch Fluksrun a home for a day.
Real conditions. Real trade-offs. See how Fluks coordinates your home's energy, hour by hour.
Illustrative day — not measured customer data.
Low price. Low overnight demand.
Morning demand arrives before strong solar.
Charge the battery now.
- 02:00Electricity is cheap right now.
Fluks charges the battery while energy is inexpensive and keeps enough energy available for the morning.
- Now
- Low price. Low overnight demand.
- Ahead
- Morning demand arrives before strong solar.
- Decision
- Charge the battery now.
Stored now → used when the home wakes.
- 07:00The home wakes up.
The battery helps cover the morning demand while hot water is already ready.
- Now
- Demand rises. Solar is still low.
- Ahead
- Sunlight increases later this morning.
- Decision
- Use stored energy for the morning.
The night-time charge now supplies the home.
- 11:30Solar is coming.
Fluks kept room in the battery for the expected solar production.
- Now
- Solar is rising. The battery has room.
- Ahead
- Stronger production is expected around midday.
- Decision
- Wait. Keep capacity for the sun.
Doing nothing yet preserves a future opportunity.
- 14:00More solar than the home needs.
Heat the water now instead of later.
- Now
- 6.8 kW solar. The home needs 1.4 kW.
- Ahead
- Electricity becomes expensive around 17:00.
- Decision
- Store enough for evening. Heat water with the surplus.
Several useful choicesStore the solar · Heat the water · Export the surplus · Protect the evening reserve
One source is coordinated across several needs.
- 15:00A cloud changes the plan.
Expected afternoon solar falls. The old plan no longer fits the home.
- Now
- Solar production drops sooner than expected.
- Ahead
- Less energy is available before the expensive evening.
- Decision
- Pause flexible heating. Protect the battery reserve.
Expected solar6.8 kW→3.1 kWThe home stays coordinated — with a new plan.
- 17:30Electricity is expensive.
The battery supplies the home, reducing the need to buy expensive electricity now.
- Now
- Price is high. Solar is fading.
- Ahead
- The home still needs energy through the evening.
- Decision
- Let the battery supply the home.
Energy saved earlier avoids expensive grid energy now.
- 19:00The car is home.
It doesn't need to charge yet. Fluks waits for a better time later tonight.
- Now
- The car is connected. The price is still high.
- Ahead
- A cheaper charging period begins later tonight.
- Decision
- Wait to charge.
The car remains ready; charging moves to the better opportunity.
- 22:30The better time arrives.
The car begins charging when the illustrated home's conditions improve.
- Now
- The price has fallen. The home is quiet.
- Ahead
- The car has enough time before morning.
- Decision
- Start charging now.
Waiting was part of the decision.
The plan keeps moving
When conditions change, Fluks makes a new plan.
Fluks continuously observes what is happening, looks ahead and adapts the next decision. Tomorrow won't be the same.
The loop continues
04 / How Fluks works
Observes.Learns.Decides.
Observes
Your home tells Fluks what is happening.
Learns
Fluks learns how your energy, devices and routines behave.
Decides
Fluks continuously decides how they should work together.
05 / One home, one objective
There isn't one right decisionfor every device.
There is one right decision
for the home.
06 / Real economic value
Real value.In your everyday life.
The cheapest electricity isn't only about who you buy it from. It's also about when your home buys it.
Illustrative example
07 / Respect existing devices
Works with what you have.
Your devices already know how to control themselves. Fluks gives them a common energy objective.
Starting with Home Assistant.
08 / Keep your home
Keep your home.Add Fluks.
- Your apps still work.
- Your automations still work.
- Your schedules still work.
- Your devices still control themselves.
Fluks adds coordination. It doesn't replace the way your home already works.
09 / Simplicity
You shouldn't have to managean energy system.
- No rules for every combination of devices.
- Keep the schedules you want. Stop creating schedules just to make your energy devices cooperate.
- No need to predict tomorrow yourself.
That's Fluks' job.