Introducing Patch
Every switch,wired by hand.
A modular desk switchboard for status, focus, and your smart home — every toggle programmable, every routine patched by hand.
Physical control
Eight programmable toggles, one per routine. No app required to flip a status.
Patch routing
Route one switch's action into another with real patch cables — wire your own automations.
Smart home native
Matter, Home Assistant, and MQTT support out of the box. No vendor lock-in.
Open by design
Open HTTP API, self-hosted option, Python & TypeScript SDKs.
We buried the switch inside the software — then wondered why nobody flips it.
Screens ask first, act second
Unlock, find the app, find the toggle. Three steps for something that should take one flick of a finger.
Software status is easy to ignore
A banner notification gets swiped away in half a second. A glowing switch on your desk doesn't.
Automation lives behind menus
Most smart-home routines are configured once and never touched again — because touching them again is a chore.
Flip a switch.
Mean it.
Eight chunky toggles, each mapped to a routine — status, focus, lights, alerts. No screen to unlock, no app to open. Just a satisfying, physical click.
Wire your own automations.
Two patch jacks let you route one switch’s action straight into another — pause music when you go DND, dim the lights when focus mode starts. No app, no code, just cables.
Milled aluminum panel
Scroll to build one, piece by piece — the same order it leaves the bench.
Grows with your desk.
Snap together 2, 4, or 8-switch blocks over the PatchLink connector — every module shares the same panel language.
Starter block
Lights and fan. The smallest patch.
Desk block
Monitor, laptop, screen, alerts.
Full board
Every routine you run, one panel.
Three motions. No menus.
Flip
Press a toggle. It maps to exactly one routine — DND, lights, focus, whatever you've named it.
Route
Patch a cable from one switch to another to chain actions — no app, no menus, just physical wiring.
Automate
Once patched, the routine runs itself. Matter, MQTT, and the open API keep it running offline.
A tiny screen, for context only.
Never the hero, always useful — no pixel-art status messages to design, just a quiet confirmation of what’s active.
24×12 readout shows
- Active scene name
- Focus timer countdown
- Connection status
- Battery level
One flip.
Fully offline.
The red master switch kills every connection instantly. For when “busy” needs to mean it, no exceptions.
- Wi-Fi — off
- Bluetooth — off
- Cloud sync — off
Built to last on a desk, not in a drawer.
Panel
Brushed aluminum, dark walnut base
Switches
8 programmable toggles + 1 master kill
Display
24×12 monochrome pixel-matrix
Ports
2× patch jacks (A/B routing), USB-C
Connectivity
Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, USB Virtual LAN, MQTT
Smart home
Matter, Home Assistant
Firmware
Open-source, GPLv2, self-hostable
Modularity
2 / 4 / 8-switch panel blocks
Power
USB-C, 10-hour internal battery
Steel or slate. Same click.
Reserve yours before the first run ships.
Includes PATCH switchboard, two patch cables, USB-C cable, and wall mount. Ships in Steel or Slate. Limited first production run.
Ships worldwide · 30-day returns · 2-year warranty