‹🏬 The Zero showroom
155 products · none of them waiting on hardware

Every Zero device, live on this machine

A device's workings are independent of its body — the program wheel, the ledger, the safety interlock, the automations and the console ARE the product, and the body is a peripheral. So all that is missing is the body. Pick anything on this floor, put one on and operate it now; when the hardware arrives it is a body swap, and the same class, console, programs and ledger carry straight over.

On this Linux machine right now: 0 of 0 declared capabilities are genuinely real — checked this second, by looking for the binary each one names. The rest fall back to simulation and say which.

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Every tile opens that product's stand: what it is, exactly how much of it is real on this machine, and the one button that puts a working unit on the floor.

  • 🗄 Zero Cabinet LockThe drawer that stays shut until you say otherwise — medicine, tools, stock or records, with every opening on a ledger you own and no vendor cloud holding the bolt.
  • 🔒 Zero Door LockA door lock that answers to your node and to nobody else — every open on a ledger you can read, no account, no cloud, no vendor holding the key to your front door.
  • 🛡 Zero Door SecurityOne door, fully accounted for — every release, every forced entry and every propped-open minute on a ledger you own, with the siren wired locally where it belongs.
  • 🚧 Zero GateYour gate, on your node — open, close, stop and read it without a remote fob, a cloud account or a vendor app between you and your own driveway.
  • 🔢 Zero KeypadThe wall panel people actually touch — backlight, tones and a status light under your control, and every attempt written to a ledger you own.
  • 🗝 Zero Lock BoxA key safe that answers to your node — open it for the cleaner on Tuesday, close it after, and read every attempt on a ledger nobody else holds.
  • 📫 Zero Mail BoxA parcel drop that locks behind the courier and tells you the truth about whether anything actually arrived — no carrier account, no tracking cloud, no guessing.
  • 🛂 Zero TurnstileOne person at a time, counted honestly, with a lane you can free from your own node — and a drop-away arm that clears for egress rather than trapping anyone behind it.
  • 📹 Zero Video DoorSee who is at the door, speak back, and release the strike only when you mean it — with a privacy mode that genuinely switches the camera off and no footage leaving your node.
  • 🪟 Zero Window LockA window that locks when you leave and releases when someone needs out — restrictor and bolt on your own node, with every sash movement on a ledger you can read.
  • 🎵 Zero EarphonesEarbuds with a console instead of an app: volume, noise and the microphone are switches you can see, on a node you own.
  • 🎧 Zero HeadphonesHeadphones whose noise cancelling, sidetone and microphone are readable switches on your own node — not settings buried in somebody else's app.
  • 👂 Zero HearingaidPlain control of your own hearing aid — volume, noise and program as switches you can read — on a node you own, with no claim to be a medical device.
  • 📟 Zero IntercomA door intercom that answers to your house instead of a vendor: two-way voice, a readable call log, and a door release no automation can pull on its own.
  • 🎙 Zero MicpuckA meeting microphone whose mute is a real switch on your own node, and whose ring can never disagree with it.
  • 📻 Zero RadioA radio with a wake and a bedtime you wrote yourself, on a dial the house owns — FM when the network is down, internet when it is not.
  • 📺 Zero SoundbarThe bar under your screen, driven by your own node: one program wheel for film, speech and a quiet house at midnight — no app, no account, no cloud in the signal path.
  • 🔊 Zero SpeakerA speaker that answers to your node. Voice in, sound out, programs you can read — and no account, no cloud, no listening post in your living room.
  • 👶 Zero Baby MonitorLook in on a sleeping child from your own node — room temperature, a nightlight, a lullaby and a shutter you can close, with no camera company in the nursery.
  • 🌐 Zero 360 CameraOne ceiling point covers the whole room — ask it for a panorama, steer the view window from your node, and close a shutter that is a real piece of plastic.
  • 🚗 Zero DashcamThe footage of your own drive belongs to you: pull a clip onto your node, keep the cabin mic off by default, and never hand a journey log to anybody.
  • 🔔 Zero Doorbell CameraA doorbell that shows you your own doorstep: the frame comes to your node, the recording stays there, and nobody else gets a copy of who visits you.
  • 🎥 Zero Home CameraA home camera that answers to your node: you ask it for a frame, it hands you one, and nothing ever leaves the house on its own.
  • 🏢 Zero Office CameraA workplace camera whose every command is on an append-only ledger the room can read — with a record light that is a real wire, not a promise.
  • 🐕 Zero Pet CameraCheck on your dog, toss a treat and close the shutter when you get home — all from your own node, with no subscription and no stranger holding the footage.
  • 🌲 Zero Trail CameraWeeks on a set of batteries watching one path — and the pictures come home to your node, not to a hunting-app account with your coordinates in it.
  • 🍽 Zero DishwasherThe cheapest possible smart appliance: a manual dishwasher, a relay board and zero as its brain — same safety interlock, same command ledger, same programs as every other device in the range.
  • 🌀 Zero DryerA dryer whose every heated programme is written down and always ends cold — you can read the cycle before you trust it with a full load.
  • 🚿 Zero GeyserA water heater that runs on your schedule instead of all day — whole heat-and-stop cycles you can read, with the element always ending at zero.
  • 👕 Zero IronAn iron that treats its own soleplate as the hazard it is — every programme ends cold, and the one you leave running turns the mains off behind you.
  • 🧽 Zero Robot MopA mop robot that never walks away with its water still on — every job ends with the pump at zero and the tank valve shut.
  • 🧹 Zero Robot VacuumA cleaning robot that takes its jobs from your node instead of a vendor cloud, and writes every run to a ledger you own.
  • 🧴 Zero SanitizerA sanitising cabinet that locks its door before the lamp lights and kills the lamp before it unlocks — the ordering is data you can audit.
  • 🗑 Zero Trash BinA bin that compacts, seals and tells you the day before it is full — the same console and ledger your washing machine gets.
  • 🧺 Zero Washing MachineA washing machine whose programmes are data you can read, edit and schedule — no app, no account, no cloud between you and your own laundry.
  • 💧 Zero Water SoftenerA softener that regenerates when you say so, not at 2am on a factory default — with the valve order written down where you can check it.
  • ❄️ Zero ACAn air conditioner you can actually read: the setpoint, the compressor, the filter hours and every command that ever ran — on your own node, with no app and no account.
  • 🫧 Zero Air PurifierA purifier judged by its own numbers: particle counts before and after, filter life in percent, and every fan step on the ledger.
  • 🧪 Zero Air SensorThe air in a room, measured and kept — particles, CO2, VOCs, temperature and pressure on your own ledger, feeding whatever you point at it.
  • 🪭 Zero Ceiling FanSpeed, seasonal direction and the lamp above it, in one console — the fan you already own, driven by your node instead of a lost remote.
  • 🌫 Zero DehumidifierA humidity ceiling for a damp room, with the compressor, the defrost cycle and the tank state all on one honest console.
  • 💨 Zero Exhaust FanAn extractor that runs on the humidity reading, not on the switch someone forgot — with an over-run timer and a damper that actually closes.
  • 🌀 Zero FanThe cheapest appliance in the house, made legible: speed, oscillation and a sleep timer you can program, log and stop from your own node.
  • 🔥 Zero HeaterA heater whose element is a number you can cap, not a dial you have to trust — with the tilt cutout, the overheat flag and every command visible on one ledger.
  • 💧 Zero HumidifierA humidity target you can hold and read back, with the tank level and every mist command on the same ledger as the rest of your house.
  • 🌡 Zero ThermostatThe setpoint and the calls it made, side by side — a thermostat that reports what the plant actually did instead of what it was asked to do.
  • 🎞 Zero Blind MotorHeight and tilt as two separate numbers, so a blind can cut the glare at 60 percent and 25 degrees instead of choosing between a dark room and a bright screen.
  • 🪟 Zero Curtain MotorA curtain that opens to a number, not a guess -- with a travel speed you set, an obstruction line that stops it, and every movement written on the ledger.
  • 🎚 Zero DimmerA dimmer whose fade is a line of data, not a firmware opinion -- set the ramp, trim the low end until the flicker stops, and read the load it is actually pulling.
  • 🚪 Zero Garage DoorA garage door under your own node, with the safety beam and the closed contact read on every move and every movement written to a ledger you can audit.
  • 🎛 Zero KnobOne setting, one absolute position, one ring that shows it -- a control your hand finds without looking, and your node can read without asking a cloud.
  • 🔌 Zero Relay BoardFour channels, a staged power-up order and a one-command interlock -- the cheapest possible way to put equipment that has no smarts at all under a console you own.
  • 🎬 Zero Scene RemoteFour scenes under a thumb, a battery figure you can actually read, and a press log on the same ledger as everything else you own.
  • 🔘 Zero Switch PanelThree circuits, one plate, one console: switch each gang, watch what each gang actually draws, and lock the plate for children -- all from your own node.
  • 🚰 Zero ValveA water line that shuts on one command from anywhere you are, exercises itself so it never seizes, and records every litre it let through.
  • ⚖ Zero Body ScaleA weight log you own: the scale reports, your node records, and nobody scores you for it.
  • 🩺 Zero BP MonitorYour blood-pressure numbers, dated and kept on your own node -- recorded exactly as the cuff reported them, with no interpretation bolted on.
  • 🩸 Zero Glucose MeterA glucose log that lives on your own node instead of a manufacturer's cloud -- recorded exactly as the meter reported it, and never used to decide a dose.
  • 🫁 Zero OximeterSpO2 and pulse, dated and kept on your own node, recorded exactly as the instrument reported them -- and never dressed up as triage.
  • 💊 Zero Pill BoxA reminder box that chimes on your schedule and logs when the lid opened -- and is honest that a lid opening is not proof a dose was taken.
  • 🛏 Zero Sleep SensorA bed sensor whose numbers stay in your house: presence, heart rate and breathing rate, logged raw -- and pointedly not turned into a sleep score.
  • 🌡 Zero Thermometer GunA dated temperature log on your own node -- the number the instrument reported, kept plainly, with no fever verdict attached to it.
  • 🌉 Zero Hub BridgeOne door for the radios in a building — and a pairing window that is a scheduled command you can audit, not a button somebody left pressed on Friday.
  • ⌨ Zero KVMSwitch the desk between two machines on a verb instead of a hotkey nobody remembers — and isolate the shared USB bus on purpose when it matters.
  • 🕸 Zero Mesh NodeA repeater that tells you the truth about itself: how many hops from the gateway, how strong the backhaul, how many clients — on your node, not a vendor's app.
  • 💽 Zero NASStorage that wakes on a packet and shuts down in the right order: shares off, disks parked, fans down, then power — with free space on your own ledger.
  • 🖥 Zero Print ServerThe spooler as a verb: hold the queue, let it drain, then stop the service and power down — in that order, with every step written on your ledger.
  • 🗄 Zero RackThe comms cabinet made readable: fans, two switched outlets and a locked door on a schedule, with temperature, humidity and draw on your own ledger.
  • 🚨 Zero Siren BoxA sounder and a strobe you can arm on a schedule and test on a verb — an honest deterrent, with its tamper switch and battery on your own ledger.
  • 📶 Zero Wifi APOne access point, run from your own node: radios, guest access and transmit power on a schedule you wrote, with the client count staying on your ledger.
  • 🍟 Zero Air FryerAn air fryer with the element and the fan on separate dials, a shake alarm in the middle of the program, and a cooldown at the end of every single one.
  • 🥤 Zero BlenderA blender whose recipes are ramps and times you can read, and whose lid never unlocks until the motor is already at zero.
  • 💨 Zero ChimneyAn extractor hood that reports what it is actually pulling — airflow, smoke and filter loading — instead of a light that comes on after a fixed number of hours.
  • ☕ Zero Coffee MakerA coffee machine whose recipes are readable programs, not a proprietary capsule — grind, heat, pressure and time, every step on your own ledger.
  • 🧊 Zero FridgeA fridge that proves it stayed cold: both compartments on a telemetry ledger you own, a door alarm that answers to you, and a defrost cycle you can read.
  • 🍧 Zero Ice MakerAn ice maker that knows when the bin is full, cleans itself on a schedule you set, and puts the harvest heater back to zero every single cycle.
  • 🍳 Zero Induction HobFour induction zones on one honest dial, with an all-zones-off you can run from anywhere and a ledger that shows every zone going back to zero.
  • 🫖 Zero KettleA kettle that stops at the temperature the drink actually wants — green tea at 70, coffee at 93 — and hands the element back every single time.
  • 🍿 Zero MicrowaveA microwave whose timer, power level and door interlock answer to your own node — every cycle named, every command on a ledger you can read.
  • 🌀 Zero MixerA mixer whose masala, dough and cream programs are speeds and times you can read — and whose jar never unlocks until the motor is already at zero.
  • 🔥 Zero OvenAn oven whose bake, grill and clean cycles are readable programs on your own node — both elements accounted for on every single step.
  • 🍚 Zero Rice CookerA rice cooker with a program per grain, an element that always comes back to zero, and a pot that is vented and unlatched before the cycle calls itself done.
  • 🍞 Zero ToasterA toaster with a browning dial you can actually reproduce — the same shade every morning, and an element that is always handed back at the end.
  • 💧 Zero Water PurifierA water purifier that keeps its own receipts — TDS trend, filter life and UV hours on a ledger you own, instead of a red light that means whatever the vendor decided.
  • 💡 Zero BulbA bulb that answers to your node: dim it, warm it, run a sunrise on it -- with no app account, no cloud and no bulb that stops working when a vendor loses interest.
  • 🏮 Zero Ceiling LightThe main light in the room, with arrival, dinner and film written down as three lines of data you can edit -- and a halo ring so a dim room still has shape.
  • 🪔 Zero Desk LampA task lamp with a focus program and a wind-down program you can read line by line -- cool and bright for work, warm and low for evening, no app in between.
  • 🔦 Zero FloodlightA security flood whose every trigger is written down where you can read it -- arm it, dim it to patrol level, or run the intruder program, all from your own node.
  • 🌿 Zero Garden LightA garden run that comes up amber at dusk and goes off at curfew because you said so -- one data line per program, no transformer timer to fight, no cloud to trust.
  • 🌈 Zero Light StripAddressable tape with programs you can read: one line of data sets the colour, the level and the chase, and the whole run answers to your node instead of a phone app.
  • 🪞 Zero Mirror LightDaylight-accurate light at the mirror and a demist pad that stops on a timer you can read -- two loads, one console, and no bathroom device phoning anywhere.
  • 🌙 Zero Night LightEight percent of amber at 3am, armed to your motion trigger and nobody else's -- a night light with no cloud account and nothing listening in a bedroom.
  • 🔲 Zero Panel LightOffice lighting you own: a stated level per scene, a monthly emergency self-test recorded on the ledger, and no building-management contract between you and the ceiling.
  • 🪪 Zero Badge ReaderOne door reader you can schedule, watch and audit from your own node — with the record of who passed staying on your node and nobody else's.
  • 🖨 Zero PrinterThe office printer as a thing you can actually read: queue, toner and page count on your own ledger, powered up when the floor arrives and off when it leaves.
  • 📽 Zero ProjectorThe meeting starts with a verb, not a hunt for the remote: lamp, input, focus and brightness on one console, and lamp hours you can actually read.
  • 🗓 Zero Room PanelFree or busy, readable from the corridor — and the room's own air, occupancy and temperature on a ledger you own rather than a calendar vendor's.
  • 📠 Zero ScannerA scanner that answers to your node: lamp, feed path and quality on one console, and every command it took written down where you can read it.
  • ✂ Zero ShredderA shredder that says when it is full, backs itself out of a jam, and drops to standby when the floor goes home — instead of humming in a corner all night.
  • 📺 Zero SignageA lobby screen on your schedule, not a vendor's: bright when the floor is open, dark when it is shut, with every command written down where you can read it.
  • 🧍 Zero Sit-Stand DeskSit and stand as two verbs instead of two guesses: a desk that remembers its heights, keeps a lock you control, and writes down every move it was asked to make.
  • ⏰ Zero Time ClockOne punch terminal you can wake, quiet and audit from your own node — with the record staying on your node, and no pretence that a device log is a payroll truth.
  • 🛂 Zero Visitor KioskA lobby sign-in screen that opens and shuts with the building — and keeps the record of who came through on your node instead of a visitor-management cloud.
  • 🚰 Zero Water DispenserHot and cold on the office's hours, a leak sense that speaks up, and a filter you hear about before somebody tastes it.
  • 📝 Zero WhiteboardThe board comes up with the meeting and goes away with it: panel, input, touch lock and volume on one console, and no vendor account between you and the wall.
  • 🐝 Zero BeehiveA colony you can read without lifting the lid — weight, brood temperature and sound over time, kept on your node and nobody else's.
  • 🐦 Zero Bird FeederFeeding on a schedule, seed level you can check from the kitchen, and a visit log that stays in your garden and on your node.
  • 🚗 Zero DrivewayThe approach to your house as one object: who arrived, what the lights did, and a gate that only ever moves on a command you can point at.
  • 🪟 Zero GreenhouseVents, shade, heat, light and water driven by what the greenhouse actually measures — one console for a growing space that cannot wait for you to get home.
  • 🏊 Zero Pool ControllerPump, heat, chlorination and the cover in one console — a pool plant whose schedule and chemistry you can read instead of trusting.
  • 🪴 Zero Soil SensorWhat the soil is really doing — moisture, temperature, conductivity and pH — kept on your node, ready to decide when the sprinkler runs.
  • 🌱 Zero SprinklerZone-by-zone watering that holds off in the rain, logs its flow, and closes every valve behind itself — no cloud between you and the tap.
  • ⛅ Zero Weather StationThe weather in your own garden, kept on your own node — wind, rain, pressure and sun, feeding the sprinkler, the greenhouse and anything else you point at it.
  • 🐠 Zero AquariumA sunrise, a sunset and a feed on command for one tank — every parameter change logged on your own node, and never a reading invented when the probe says nothing.
  • 🐈 Zero Litter BoxA litter box that rakes when you say so, tells you honestly how full the drawer is, and never sends your cat's bathroom schedule to anybody.
  • 🐾 Zero Pet CollarA collar that helps you find your own animal — a beacon, a buzzer and a light, with the trail kept on your node and no shock, spray or correction anywhere in the design.
  • 🚪 Zero Pet DoorYour cat gets a key, the neighbour's cat does not — a curfew you can actually keep, and every pass through the flap on a ledger you own.
  • 🍽 Zero Pet FeederEvery meal your pet is served, on an append-only ledger you own — the right portion, on time, with no app account standing between you and your dog's dinner.
  • 💧 Zero Pet FountainMoving water for a cat that refuses a still bowl — flow you can turn down at night, a UV cycle you can schedule, and a dry-run stop that is a real command, not a hope.
  • 🔀 Zero BreakerNamed circuits you can shed and restore on a schedule, with each one's draw visible — a controller you command, never a protection you rely on.
  • 📊 Zero Energy MeterA meter that only measures: watts, volts, amps and a running kWh total on your own node, with nothing to switch and nothing to sell you.
  • 🚗 Zero EV PlugA charge point you drive from your own node: pick the amps, pick the hour, read the session in kWh — no operator, no app, no account.
  • ⚡ Zero GeneratorStart, transfer, exercise and stop a genset on a sequence you can read, cooldown included — a controller you command, never a protection you rely on.
  • 🔋 Zero Home BatteryA home battery on a schedule you wrote: charge cheap, discharge dear, hold the reserve you chose — with the pack's own BMS still in charge of safety.
  • 🎛 Zero Power StripA desk or a rack as one object with named legs: start it, stop it, and cull its standby draw with a single programme.
  • 🔌 Zero Smart PlugA socket you can switch and, more usefully, measure — watts and kWh you can actually read, with no vendor cloud in the path.
  • ☀️ Zero Solar InverterExport control and generation numbers for a grid-tie inverter, scheduled from your own node — a controller you command, never a protection you rely on.
  • 🛡 Zero Surge GuardClamp health, a surge count and a reconnect delay you chose — the suppression stays in hardware, the judgement about when to come back is yours.
  • 🪫 Zero UPSA UPS that reports state of charge and minutes remaining to your own node, and whose shutdown sequence is a programme you can read.
  • 🧲 Zero Contact SensorOpen or closed, with a timestamp — the smallest honest sensor in the range, with nothing to command and nothing to pretend about.
  • 🔔 Zero DoorbellA doorbell with no lens and no account: it tells your house someone is at the door, keeps the record on your own node, and can be silenced without being unplugged.
  • ☣ Zero Gas DetectorYour CO and gas alarm, finally legible — readings, sensor age and every test on a ledger you own, while the sounder that actually saves a life stays exactly where it is.
  • 💥 Zero Glass BreakThe sensor that catches the window a contact switch misses — a pane taken out of its frame, heard and recorded on a node you own, with no microphone feed leaving the room.
  • 💧 Zero Leak SensorWater on the floor, caught while it is still a mop — with the sounder on the body where it belongs and the record on a node you own.
  • 🚶 Zero Motion SensorMovement in one room, on your own ledger — a PIR that reports what it saw and nothing more, with no video, no cloud and no account behind it.
  • 📢 Zero Noise SensorA noise sensor that reports a number and nothing else: no microphone feed, no recording, no speech — just how loud the room is, on a ledger you own.
  • 🧍 Zero Occupancy SensorLights that do not go out while you are sitting still — mmWave presence with an approximate count, all of it on your own node and none of it a camera.
  • 🆘 Zero Panic ButtonOne button that raises an alarm on a node you own — local sounder, local record, no subscription and no call centre, and it says so plainly rather than implying a service it is not.
  • 🚨 Zero Smoke DetectorYour smoke alarm, finally legible — battery, chamber health and every test on a ledger you own, while the sounder that actually saves a life stays exactly where it is.
  • 📳 Zero Vibration SensorAn accelerometer on the things that should not move — a safe, a bike, a door frame, a rack — reporting movement and tilt to a node you own, and leaving the meaning to your rule, not its marketing.
  • 🚲 Zero Bike TagA bike tag with no buzzer, on purpose: it keeps a silent sighting log on your own node instead of announcing itself to whoever is standing over the frame.
  • 🧒 Zero Child TagA worn tag whose sightings stay on your node and are shown only to who you grant -- and which the wearer can take off air themselves, because a tracker on a person is a decision made with them.
  • 🔑 Zero Key TagThe keys answer back. One fob, one beep, one honest last-seen line on your own node -- and no account anywhere that knows when you leave the house.
  • 🧳 Zero Luggage TagA bag tag that records the last reader that heard it and lights up on the carousel -- an honest sighting log instead of a map pin nobody can vouch for.
  • 🐾 Zero Pet TagA collar tag whose sightings land on your node, not a pet company's: last heard where, last heard when, and a beep for the last three metres of the search.
  • 🧰 Zero Tools TagCount the kit at the door: a tag per tool, a sighting log per tag, all of it on your own node instead of a site-tracking subscription.
  • 👛 Zero Wallet TagA card tag the thickness of two banknotes: it beeps, it flags itself lost, and its sightings land on your node instead of a stranger's finding network.
  • 🏷 Zero TagA finder tag that answers to your node: the last place it was heard, the time it was heard, and a beep to close the last three metres -- with no finding network reading over your shoulder.
  • ⏱ Zero BandThe simplest thing you can wear all day, with its numbers on your own ledger instead of somebody's growth chart.
  • 📷 Zero ClipcamA body camera whose recording light is part of the same program that starts the recording — and whose footage lands on your node, not a vendor's.
  • 👓 Zero GlassesHeads-up glasses with no camera and no cloud: a line of type, a voice, and a microphone switch you can see from your own node.
  • 🧿 Zero PendantA help button worn on a cord that raises the alarm on your family's own node — not a subscription, and never a substitute for a monitored service.
  • 💍 Zero RingA ring you can tell to stop sensing — one switch, on your own node, and a ledger that shows every time it was flipped.
  • 🛌 Zero SleepbandA band for the night that keeps the night at home: masking sound, a gentle haptic wake, and readings that never leave your node.
  • ⌚ Zero WatchA watch whose readings land on your ledger and nobody else's — buzz, alarm, torch and an SOS you can read line by line.

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