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The home that notices—and acts

Remote Home Monitoring That Acts Before Damage Spreads

Protect a distant home with sensors and controls from many brands. Tell the CHIRP AI assistant what worries you. It can help build the alert, close a valve, turn off a device, or notify the person who can respond.

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No credit card · Protect one problem first · Add more when ready

Remote lake house protected while its owner is away
Lake House · protected
Water shutoff · ready
Smoke & entry alerts · on

Automation worth installing

Smart home protection for the problems that cannot wait

CHIRP focuses on consequential moments—not remotely starting an appliance you never needed to control.

Burst indoor pipe flooding a residential utility room

Stop water before it spreads

A leak sensor can warn you. Add a controllable shutoff valve and CHIRP can close the water automatically, confirm it worked, and alert you if it did not.

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Smoke and an early-stage electrical fire in an empty home

Hear the smoke alarm from anywhere

A traditional detector only helps someone close enough to hear it. A connected smoke detector can put the critical alert on your phone.

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Forced-open door at an otherwise well-kept vacant home

Know when an empty home changes

Door, window, and motion sensors can tell you when a vacant property is no longer empty—and notify the nearby person who can respond.

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Disorderly adult party damaging a short-term rental

Catch a rental party without recording guests

Use disclosed sound-level readings and sustained-noise rules. Know when a no-party policy is being ignored without listening to conversations.

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Residential water and electricity meters in a rental property

Read the property before you drive

Put water, gas, and electricity readings on one dashboard and flag unusual use while the property should be empty.

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Fresh tire tracks leaving a remote-home driveway

Protect what leaves the driveway

See a connected vehicle tracker in the same CHIRP account and receive an alert if a car, camper, boat, or ATV moves unexpectedly.

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AI home automation assistant

You explain the problem. CHIRP helps set up the protection.

Describe the property problem in everyday language—even if you have not bought a sensor yet. CHIRP can recommend what to buy, check whether a specific model will work, guide the setup, and prepare the response for your approval.

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CHIRP AssistantNew chat
My lake house is empty most of the winter. What should I buy to catch a pipe leak and shut off the water before the room floods?
CHIRP AII recommend a water sensor near the pipes and a shutoff valve for the main line. Send me the models you are considering and I will check that they work with CHIRP, then help you set up and test the automatic shutoff.
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From signal to action

Remote home automation in four clear steps

A sensor notices the problem. CHIRP starts the response you approved, alerts you, and shows whether the water was actually turned off.

SensorA leak sensor gets wet
CHIRP responseCHIRP starts your saved response
Alert or actionThe water is turned off
Result on your phoneYour phone confirms the result
Remote vacation home that can require a full day of driving to inspect8+ hours for the first look

A real remote-owner problem

A vacation home should explain what changed before you drive

One property owner we know lives in Washington, DC and has a vacation home in North Carolina. A first inspection can mean more than eight hours on the road. CHIRP helps the owner see whether the problem is water, smoke, temperature, a door, motion, or unusual utility use before deciding who needs to go.

Remote property owner · Washington, DC

Protect a remote home

The CHIRP experience

One remote property dashboard for readings, alerts, and controls

See what is happening now, review recent changes, and control supported devices from one place. Switch between your homes without juggling a different app for every brand.

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Sensors from many brands

Choose smart home sensors for the property—not the logo

Start with what you need to protect, not a manufacturer’s catalog. CHIRP can recommend long-range, low-maintenance sensors for basements, gates, and outbuildings, then check the exact models before you buy.

You are not locked in: combine supported sensors and controls from different manufacturers in one property dashboard.

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Battery-powered sensor installed far from the main vacation home
Built for remote placesLong range · years of battery life · fewer site visits

Remote property field guides

Make a better protection plan before buying hardware

Your first protection can be free

Give the remote home a first response

Connect two devices and protect one important problem free—then expand around the risks that matter.

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