We founded Bhavan because we believe true comfort shouldn't come with monthly rental bills, internet outages turning off your lights, or outside companies watching your family life.
A few years ago, we fitted our own apartments with popular smart home gadgets from major tech brands. Within months, the frustrations began piling up:
We asked ourselves a simple question: Why should turning on a light in your bedroom require an internet connection? We knew there had to be a better, more respectful way.
In Sanskrit and Indian languages, Bhavan signifies home, sanctuary, and dignified dwelling. It is a place where you should feel completely safe, private, and unmonitored.
We took that responsibility to heart. When you install Bhavan, you are installing a system that respects your home as private sanctuary — not a data-mining hub for advertisers.
Every product, software feature, and customer interaction is built upon these four uncompromised standards.
Your home data, living routines, and camera recordings never leave your living room. We don't have servers that watch you, and we never collect, analyze, or sell your habits.
If your broadband cable is cut or the internet service provider has an outage, your smart home keeps running without interruption. Physical switches, phone apps, and schedules never fail.
Technology should adapt to people, not the other way around. Elders, children, and visitors can flip regular switches naturally. No app instructions or complicated gadgets required.
You buy it once, you own it forever. No monthly subscriptions, no paywalls for basic features, and no company holding your home hostage behind recurring credit card fees.
Most imported smart devices are designed for gentle western electrical grids. They quickly burn out during voltage spikes, power cuts, or generator kickbacks common in Indian cities.
Bhavan hardware is engineered from the ground up to thrive in Indian homes:
Our hardware engineers and customer care teams are based in Bangalore. When you need help, you talk directly with the people who built your system.
Talk with our engineers today. We’ll show you how simple, private, and durable a smart home can be.