Bluetooth Lights

Bluetooth Lights started with a simple frustration: smart lighting that stops working when the internet does. Every bulb we tested phoned a server somewhere to change colour, which meant an outage left us with an expensive lamp we could not turn on.

Ours does the thinking in the bulb. Colour, scheduling and beat detection all run locally, and the app talks to the light directly over Bluetooth. There is no account to create and no server to depend on. If your router dies, your lights carry on.

The beat detection was the hard part. Rather than a microphone, which picks up conversation and traffic, the bulb reads the audio envelope from whatever is playing on the paired device. The result tracks music properly and ignores the room.

Highlights

16 million colours, tuned for skin tones
Beat detection with no external microphone
Works with existing smart-home hubs
No cloud account required
Local control that survives an internet outage
Five-year LED lifetime

Updates

Colour tuning complete

29 July 2026

Six weeks of calibration against a reference spectrometer are done. Skin tones under our warm white now match the reference within a just-noticeable difference.

Hub compatibility testing

10 July 2026

Tested against the four most common smart-home hubs. Three worked immediately; the fourth needed a firmware change on our side, now written.

Funding goal reached

21 June 2026

We hit the goal in under two weeks. The surplus is paying for a second housing colour and a longer warranty.

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Reviews

Hanson Deck

August 5, 2026

Backed this on day one after seeing the prototype footage. The obstacle sensing is the part that sold me: every other drone I have owned swerves and clips something. Updates have been frequent and honest.

Eleanor Fant

July 30, 2026

The weight is the headline here. I have carried it up three peaks now and forget it is in the bag. Battery life is genuinely what they claim, which I did not expect.

Giles Posture

July 24, 2026

Very happy overall. Marked down one point only because the second colour slipped by a few weeks, but the team said so in writing before it happened, which is more than most.

Alan Fresco

July 18, 2026

A rare campaign where the team clearly knows how to manufacture. The milestone updates read like someone who has done this before, and the first article photographs were a nice touch.