InvisiHome Universal Light Control: Dimmer Switch: It learns so you don't have to Wife Approved!

Hey Product Hunt! 👋 This is my first time creating a hardware product. After over 2 years of product development and listening to everybody. We've discovered that what most people want (non-techy people) out of smart lighting is connectivity, simplicity and zero frustration, so we've worked really hard on making our switch the most user friendly available. You don't have to program them. Any adjustments you make help it learn to serve you better. So no more hunting around to adjust the scenes or just living with lighting you don't like because it's too much work. You don't have to explain them to anyone. They look like regular switches and they act like regular switches, and then some. You don't have to adjust them every month. Evening scenes are based on Sunset so if you live up north your lights will adjust with the time of year so you always get the best lighting. With our geofencing your porch light can come on as you pull up. In Vacation Mode your lights will come on and off as you normally use them so you appear to still be home. You can talk to Alexa, Google Assistant, or Siri to control your lights. They have four modes: Dimmable, Non-Dimmable, Smart, and Remote, so they'll work with any type of light and situation in your home. Local control (no internet required) of Philips Hue bulbs so if you already have some smart lighting you can actually use your switches to control them again. No more finding yourself with no lights because someone turned them off at the switch. Through our partner Yonomi you can also use our switches to control many other smart bulbs and other IoT things like your garage door or your locks and many other connected devices. They are as close to plug and play as we can get, but if you like making adjustments, it's no black box. You can change anything you want, set schedules to turn lights on and off, make you brown scenes and assign them to switches, single or double tapped. We'd love to hear from you, please leave a comment. What features do you want out of smart lighting? What frustrations do you want to avoid?