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Smart Home Manager
Smart Home Manager is a Python desktop application designed to control and organize different rooms in a modern smart home. The app provides a clean dashboard-style interface where users can manage rooms, control smart devices, and monitor the current status of each room from one place.
Each room has its own separate page with dedicated controls. Users can add new rooms, delete existing rooms, and switch between rooms from the sidebar. The app includes default rooms such as Drawing Room, Bedroom, Kitchen, and Bathroom, while also allowing custom rooms to be created.
The application supports multiple smart home features, including light control, fan control, air conditioner control, door lock control, cleaning mode, TV control, sound system control, geyser control, and exhaust fan control. The Drawing Room automatically includes Smart TV and Sound System controls, making it suitable for entertainment room management.
Users can turn devices on or off individually. Fan speed can be increased or decreased, and air conditioner temperature can be adjusted directly from the room page. The dashboard also shows quick room statistics such as active devices, door lock status, AC temperature, and fan speed.
Smart Home Manager includes useful quick actions such as All Lights On, All Lights Off, Night Mode, and Security Mode. Night Mode turns off unnecessary devices and sets comfortable fan and AC settings. Security Mode locks the door and turns off entertainment or cleaning devices.
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