What homeowners struggle with
- Too many disconnected apps and devices
- Integrators who disappear after installation
- Smart homes that feel complicated for families and guests
From concept to installation, Riwaq delivers a full smart home system with Arabic-first AI, premium hardware integration, and white-glove support.
Riwaq turns Saudi household context into product behavior: prayer timing, Ramadan routines, majlis privacy, domestic-worker access, summer cooling, sandstorm response, and rooftop water realities.
Lighting, quiet modes, and family reminders can follow local prayer timing instead of generic schedules.
Suhoor, iftar, taraweeh, guest hosting, and night cooling routines become first-class home scenes.
Guest scenes can separate majlis access, camera behavior, audio, entry, and family areas.
Role-based access can keep service areas practical without opening every room or scene.
Saudi weather is not background context. Riwaq plans for sealing, cooling, filtration, and peak summer routines.
Water level, heat, and leak workflows matter in Saudi homes and should sit beside lighting and security.
How Riwaq Works
Riwaq connects approved relays to light points, switches, selected sockets, and suitable electrical circuits. Every command then runs through the Riwaq backend brain before anything changes inside the home.
Device-by-device
Infrastructure-first
Home Assistant remains the family-facing app. The Riwaq brain is the analysis and execution layer that understands the request, routes it to the right relays, performs the action, and sends confirmation back.
The homeowner uses the Home Assistant app to control a light, socket, room, or full scene.
A custom integration sends the request from Home Assistant to Riwaq's backend instead of relying on scattered devices.
The backend understands the objective, checks context, and selects the right relays and electrical points.
Riwaq switches, dims, or coordinates the approved relay points installed inside the home.
The backend reports the result back to Home Assistant so the app reflects what actually happened.
Trust before scale
Smart homes touch voice, cameras, family routines, access, and energy. Riwaq should prove privacy posture, certification path, and pilot metrics before scaling.
Proof 01
The product direction keeps home behavior, voice, and sensor context on the home gateway unless a clear feature needs cloud support.
Proof 02
Lead capture and future backups are designed around Saudi data-residency expectations, not silent cross-border defaults.
Proof 03
Contact, support, backup, voice retention, and AI improvement should be separate customer choices.
Proof 04
Hardware claims stay tied to a certification path until product certificates are actually issued.
Proof 05
The first proof target is a real Saudi family home before paid pilot houses scale the playbook.
Proof 06
Pilot success should be measured by uptime, Arabic command success, install cycle, support response, and buyer satisfaction.
New demo feature
Saudi homes spend most of the summer load on cooling. This demo estimate helps buyers see why automation matters before they share their details.
Demo estimate only. Final savings depend on insulation, equipment condition, occupancy, and tariff behavior.
Calculated against
Signature
Property size
Estimated cooling load
SAR 840
Potential monthly savings
SAR 109
Potential annual savings
SAR 1,308
Context: published Saudi residential research places AC at 60-70% of summer residential electricity use, and SEEC treats building energy efficiency as a national priority. MDPI Energies / SEEC
These anchors qualify serious buyers quickly. Final pricing depends on floor plan, device count, and construction stage.
Included in every package
Site survey
Floor plan review, electrical points, rooms, loads, and family routines.
Relay architecture
A hidden control layer connected to lights, selected sockets, and suitable circuits.
Riwaq brain
Custom backend, Home Assistant integration, request analysis, execution, and confirmation.
Handover
Testing, family training, scene tuning, support setup, and expansion plan.
Shortlist the right package before the design call.
Selected package
Typical home
Family villa with majlis, entry, and outdoor areasElectrical layer
Expanded whole-home relay mapLighting and sockets
Lighting zones, selected sockets, curtains, and entry scenesHome Assistant
Custom integration with family routines and permissionsAI routines
Habit learning, guest modes, and family scenesEnergy optimization
Peak-load guard and family occupancy logicSecurity and access
Gate, cameras, guest mode, and majlis privacy scenesDesign deliverables
Room plan, relay map, scenes list, and support planExpansion path
Built to add AI, outdoor, and media layersSupport model
Remote support plus planned site visits20 minutes to understand property type, lifestyle, and priorities.
3-7 days for a system architecture, package fit, and quote range.
Staged execution, testing, family training, and support setup.
Homeowners need a clear buying path. Architects and developers need design-stage coordination, documentation, and a repeatable smart-home specification.
Start with lifestyle, rooms, construction stage, and the scenes your family actually needs.
Coordinate the smart layer during design: relay maps, panel placement, scenes, and handover documentation.
Explore show-home packages, repeatable unit specifications, buyer upgrades, and lifecycle support.
Share the basics and the demo will save your request locally for follow-up planning.
Signature
SAR 150,000
Family villas with security and entertainment needs
Buyer type: Homeowner. Savings estimate: SAR 1200 bill, SAR 840 cooling load, SAR 109 potential monthly savings, property size: Family villa.
No. Riwaq designs a compatible system and can integrate approved devices when reliability is preserved.
Typical projects take 2-8 weeks depending on construction stage and scope.
Yes. Every package is designed to scale without redoing core infrastructure.
Yes. Support plans include remote optimization, maintenance visits, and software updates.