Ambra is built as a photo-led dashboard where dark frosted panels float over an interior image, so the screen reads like a view into the home rather than a control panel.

A calm overview
The home screen opens with a personal greeting and a one-line status. Room tabs sit across the top, with the activeroom in amber. Small glass labels placed on the photo name the lights in view, and a weather and air quality pill rounds out the header. A Needs A Look card collects open issues with direct actions, so alerts are handled in one place.

Controls without clutter
Along the bottom, an air conditioner card uses a ticked dial with heat, cool and auto modes. Lighting, CCTV, Wi-Fi and the air purifier each sit in a compact card with an icon, a short status and a toggle. A pill row above lets the household switch between Evening, Away, Sleep and Movie scenes.

A fixed status column
The right column holds the home status, a list of systems with values and units, and an energy chart in amber bars with a forecast in gray. It stays in place across screens so the household always knows where to look.

Automations as a timeline
The Automations screen lays out the day as a timeline with each rule pinned to its run time. A failed run card offers Rerun and Check Sensor, a warm-up card shows its schedule and day selector, and a Next Up panel offers Run Now and Skip Tonight. Type is a clean geometric sans throughout, with light weights for large numerals.