Smart water automation for Indian homes

Water,
on autopilot.

Omlynk watches your tank, runs your pump, and stops it at the right moment, so checking the level stops being a trip to the roof.

You set the levels. Omlynk holds them.

Live on real hardware today · apps launching soon
Bench-validated safety: dry-run cut-off · overflow stop · control that works when Wi-Fi is down

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65%
74 cm deep
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The hardware

Engineered,
inside and out.

The real V2.1 controller. Watch it come apart, and back together.

Four parts, one fit

Every layer,
laid bare.

Cover, main board, base and antenna, seated with tuned tolerances. No visible fasteners.

Two-tone finish

One clean
unit.

A deep-navy body with a bone off-white cover, sealed and wall-mounted, antenna reaching through concrete.

Scroll to assemble · drag to rotate
This is your tank, live.
Watch the level climb
Stops itself · 90%
Auto-fill · 30%

A number, not a guess

18%
≈ 180 L · 20 cm

Old controllers know a handful of fixed steps. Omlynk reads the level itself and sends you the number, from anywhere.

You set the levels.Omlynk holds them.
AquaPilot controller
6:00 PM · SUPPLY HOURS
20% · dry-run floor
95% · auto cut-off
AquaPilot · Roof tank
14%
Motor Off
AUTO
Manual · one tap

The everyday chore

End the
climb-and-guess.

Scroll through one evening with AquaPilot, the Omlynk controller that runs your water for you.

6:00 pm · supply hours

The supply
arrives.

The sump begins to fill, dark to blue. Three floors up, the roof tank is nearly empty from the day's use.

A floor under the sump

It waits for
safe water.

The AquaPilot on the first floor arms the pump only after the sump crosses the 20% floor you set. Below it, the pump does not start.

Source-aware pumping

Then it
takes over.

A sensor pod on the sump lid broadcasts the level. AquaPilot switches the motor and pushes water three floors up.

Auto cut-off · 95%

It knows when
to stop.

The tank-lid sensor and the terrace node watch the level climb. At your set point, AquaPilot cuts the motor. No overflow.

Wall to cloud to pocket

Every reading,
everywhere.

The first-floor AquaPilot syncs to the cloud. Your phone shows the level, the motor and every action, live.

Auto. Or you.

On autopilot, until
you want the wheel.

Auto ran this whole evening by itself. Manual is one tap, from the couch or another city.

And it keeps the receipts

More than
a switch.

Energy estimates per pump run, tenant access with roles, and a log of who did what, when.

Energy estimatesTenant rolesAction log

One tap. Or none.

Run the pump from your phone.
Or let it run itself.

Start and stop the motor with one tap from anywhere. Or switch to Auto and Omlynk fills the tank when it drops and shuts off when it's full. Prefer a routine? Set schedule windows for the hours your supply runs.

Manual

A single power button, green when the motor's running, with the live level right above it.

Auto thresholds

Fill at, say, 30% and stop at 90%. Omlynk holds the tank in the band you choose.

Schedule

Run only during your water-supply hours. Tank-full cut-off still applies inside every window.

11:28
Sensor B4A4 Tank Sensor
O
Cloud Motor Off Mode Manual
22%
25 cm deep
Start pump
Runs via Central Controller CFFE
Home
Pump
Schedule
Devices
Settings

Overhead tank

Sensor on the roof reads the level and calls for a fill at 30%.

reads 65%

Pump controller

Runs the motor, but checks the sump before every fill.

guarding

Underground sump

Source level 42%. Plenty to fill safely.

42%

A floor under the sump

It fills only while the sump has water.

Omlynk fills the overhead tank only while the shared underground sump is above the floor you set. The decision is made on the pump controller itself over local radio, so the cut-off still runs when Wi-Fi is down.

Blocks the fill, not your day

If the sump drops below the floor you set, fills pause automatically, and resume the moment it refills.

Works in every mode

Manual, Auto or Schedule: the guard applies even when you press start yourself.

One sump, every pump

Share a single source reading across every tank drawing from it. Bench-validated on real boards.

Safety that doesn't need the cloud

The cut-offs run on the device.

The cut-offs are decided on the hardware itself, not on a distant server. So the fill still stops at the level you set, and the pump still will not start below your sump floor, even if your internet goes down.

Overflow cut-off

Reaches your full mark and shuts the motor off. No water down the wall, no manual watching.

Runs without the cloud

Add the device on your Wi-Fi and you can watch the level and control the pump locally, even when the internet is out. No round-trip to a server.

Forced off on boot

After any power blip or setting change the motor comes back off by default, then follows your rules.

Omlynk stops the pump when the source tank falls below the level you set, and stops the fill at the level you set above. Thermal, over/under-voltage and float sensing are not built and are on the roadmap. No claim is made here about protecting a motor: the relay is bench-validated and a live-motor installation has not yet been signed off.

Built for the way Indian homes actually work

Landlord owns it.
Tenants just use it.

Invite anyone with an email and pick exactly what they can do. Tenants start and stop the pump and see the level. Viewers only watch. You keep the settings, and every change is logged with who made it. Revoke access any time and it disappears from their app.

Roles that make sense

Manager, Tenant or Viewer: each sees only the controls they should.

Invite by email

Send an invite; they sign in with Google and the tank simply appears.

Every action, logged

Pump runs, calibration and role changes all show who did what, and when.

11:52
People
Invite someone
their Google email
Role Tenant ▾
Can start/stop the pump and see levels. No settings.
People with access
N
nitin1518@gmail.com
You
Owner
R
tenant.2b@gmail.com
Tenant
Tenant
A
watchman@gmail.com
Viewer
Viewer
Pending invites
flat3c@gmail.com
Invited as Tenant · pending
Home
Pump
Schedule
Devices
Settings
11:53
Insights
Pump health● Inferred
Everything looks normal.
Runtime
4 min
last 2h
Fills
6
avg 1 min
Energy & costEstimated
Set your motor rating + electricity rate to see energy and cost.
Home
Pump
Schedule
Devices
Settings

Know your water

Runs, fills and signal,
at a glance.

See how often the pump ran, how many fills it took, and how strong each device's connection is. Add your motor rating and electricity rate and Omlynk estimates your running cost too.

Pump runtime
4 min / 2h
Signal
Strong −38dBm
Estimated
Energy & cost
Your tariff
Fills today
6

Energy and cost are estimates from motor rating × runtime × tariff. Fit a power meter later for measured figures.

More that comes standard

One system for the whole building.

Beyond the daily fill, Omlynk handles the details that make a water setup actually livable, from many tanks at once to sensing that stays out of the water.

Every tank, one app

Overhead, underground, more than one building. A portfolio view rolls up each tank's level, pump runtime and running cost.

Alerts that reach you first

Low water, tank full, a source tank below your floor, or a device that dropped offline. Omlynk flags it so you're not the last to know.

No corroding probes

Sealed, contactless sensing reads the level from above the water. Nothing to rust, no float to jam, no wired mess in the tank.

One-touch calibration

Tap once at full, once at empty, and Omlynk learns your tank's shape. Live distance readout, no measuring tape.

Flexible by role

The same device can be a standalone unit, a rooftop sensor, or the pump controller. Switch roles in the app, no rewiring.

Works with your pump

Drives the motor you already own through a standard relay. No new pump to buy, and the relay boots off on power-up.

Apps launching soon

Be first when Omlynk opens up.

The hardware is live and running. The apps are being finished now. Leave your email and you will be among the first invited the moment they open.

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