Your hub for DIY home automation projects, blending code, hardware, and privacy-first innovation.
Homatica is short for home automatica — a nod to my roots in DIY electronics and my passion for automation. This site is my lab, my journal, and my way of sharing what I’ve learned with others who love to build, tinker, and think differently.
From modulating gas flow with a servo to replacing a PIC chip with a Pico W, I design modular, scalable systems that prioritize privacy and fail gracefully. Explore projects like smart HVAC controllers or MQTT-driven lighting, all built with open-source tools like Home Assistant.
Build a custom controller using Raspberry Pico W and temperature sensors to optimize furnace efficiency. This project uses a servo to modulate gas flow and integrates with Home Assistant for real-time control.
New to home automation? Check out my blog for beginner guides on using Pico W, MQTT, and Home Assistant. Join a community of makers building smarter, privacy-first homes.