SmartZman
Smart Home Automation
Your home runs on zmanim. Set it and forget it.
Lights and thermostats that adapt to Shabbos, Yom Tov, and every sunset in between.
Not just another timer
Set it once. The calendar keeps up.
A regular timer only knows the clock. SmartZman knows the calendar — candle lighting, tzeis, sunset — and moves with it automatically, week after week.
Build separate schedules for Shabbos, Yom Tov, and weekdays — using local zmanim, a set number of minutes before or after a zman, or just a fixed time.
See how SmartZman schedules work →Before you get started
Common questions
What is zmanim-based home automation?
Your lights and devices turn on or off at zmanim like candle lighting or shkiah, and the times move on their own as the zmanim change through the year.
Can I set different schedules for Shabbos and Yom Tov?
Yes. SmartZman supports Shabbos, Yom Tov, and weekday schedules, with Israel and Chutz La'Aretz calendar settings. You can also use Hebrew or regular dates, with one-time or repeating schedules.
Which smart plugs and switches work with SmartZman?
SmartZman currently supports compatible TP-Link Kasa and Tapo smart plugs and switches. Honeywell thermostat support is in development, with more integrations planned. Check the integrations page or ask about your device before purchasing hardware.
Do I need a hub or to keep my phone on?
No additional SmartZman hub is required. Schedules run in the cloud, so your phone doesn't need to stay on. Your devices just need an internet connection.
Can I schedule a fixed time instead of a zman?
Yes. You can use a fixed clock time or a time before or after a zman, like 20 minutes after shkiah, with one-time or repeating schedules.