Control your home
Trigger lights, gates, blinds, scenes and selected building functions directly from your wrist.
TechRexOS Watch is an ESP32-S3R8 smartwatch with a 2.06-inch AMOLED display, built for fast, local Smart Home control through MQTT. It is designed for integration with Home Assistant, Domoticz, openHAB, BMS and custom home automation — without making cloud services the foundation of your home.
A smartwatch should not be a tiny copy of a desktop dashboard. TechRexOS focuses on quick actions: lights, blinds, gates, scenes, status and notifications — the things you want to reach in seconds.
Trigger lights, gates, blinds, scenes and selected building functions directly from your wrist.
Use the same interface element to understand device status and act on it without digging through menus.
Tap, swipe and long press are used for the actions that should feel immediate on a smartwatch.
TechRexOS uses MQTT as the common communication layer between the watch and home automation environments.
The product is designed around local control first. Online services may extend the system, but they do not have to be its foundation.
A dark, high-contrast wearable interface designed for quick reading and touch interaction on a small display.
TechRexOS is designed to communicate with automation through MQTT instead of locking the watch UI to one platform. That makes it suitable for different Smart Home and building automation environments.
TechRexOS is being designed for local home automation, where MQTT traffic can stay inside your LAN and core control can remain available without an external cloud round trip.
MQTT gives TechRexOS a common language for commands, states and events. For the user, that means the watch can present one consistent Smart Home experience even when the automation behind it changes.
TechRexOS Watch runs on an ESP32-S3R8 platform with a 2.06-inch AMOLED display, capacitive touch, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth LE, motion sensing, audio hardware, RTC and microSD support. The hardware gives TechRexOS enough room for a rich wearable interface and local Smart Home features.
410 × 502 px, 16.7 million colors, wide viewing angle and high contrast for a crisp wearable UI.
Dual-core Xtensa LX7 at up to 240 MHz, 8 MB PSRAM and 32 MB Flash for the TechRexOS firmware and interface.
Wireless connectivity for local Smart Home communication, configuration and future wearable features.
TechRexOS Studio is the planned web-based environment for configuring the watch: devices, screens, tiles, functions, MQTT integrations and settings — without editing firmware code for everyday configuration.
These focused pages answer the questions people ask when searching for a Home Assistant smartwatch, MQTT smartwatch, ESP32 smartwatch or cloud-independent Smart Home control.
How TechRexOS approaches Home Assistant control through MQTT and a wearable-first interface.
Read guide → MQTTWhy MQTT is a useful link between a smartwatch and a local Smart Home environment.
Read guide → ESP32-S3R8A product-focused look at TechRexOS Watch as an ESP32-S3R8 wearable platform.
Read guide → Local-firstWhy local home automation matters for responsiveness, resilience and user control.
Read guide → DomoticzTechRexOS as a wearable interface for MQTT-connected Domoticz environments.
Read guide → openHABA local-first smartwatch concept for openHAB environments that use MQTT.
Read guide → BMSWhy a smartwatch can be useful as a fast BMS and smart-building control surface.
Read guide → ConfigurationThe web-based configuration environment planned for TechRexOS Watch.
Read guide →Short answers for people comparing Home Assistant watches, MQTT wearables, ESP32 smartwatches and local home automation options.
Yes. TechRexOS is designed for MQTT-based integration with Home Assistant so common home actions can be exposed through a wearable-first interface.
No. TechRexOS is its own ESP32-S3R8 based smartwatch platform. It targets Smart Home control without requiring Wear OS.
MQTT is the core communication direction for exchanging Smart Home commands, device states and events with the watch.
The product follows a local-first design: core home automation can be built around the local network, while online services remain optional extensions.
TechRexOS Studio is the planned browser-based configuration environment for watch screens, devices, functions and MQTT integrations.
TechRexOS is designed around MQTT-based integration with environments such as Home Assistant, Domoticz, openHAB, BMS and custom local automation.
A local-first, MQTT-connected Smart Home smartwatch designed around fast actions instead of another miniature phone interface.