Motorised curtains planned for the opening, the room and the system behind them.
We plan Dooya motors and suitable SwitchBot retrofits with power, access, everyday controls and Home Assistant integration for Singapore homes.
A purpose-built Dooya track and a SwitchBot retrofit solve different rooms and renovation constraints.


Curtains remain straightforward to operate by hand, wall control or remote, with Home Assistant adding positions, schedules and scenes where the hardware supports them.
This may be the right solution if…
We confirm the exact equipment and site conditions before recommending a control or integration path.
Your renovation can still provide concealed power and maintenance access at the window
You want Dooya motors specified as part of a planned curtain installation
You need a SwitchBot retrofit for an existing track that should remain largely untouched
You want curtains to join lighting, climate and privacy scenes in Home Assistant
The equipment, infrastructure and controls are planned together.
Opening, stack-back, curtain weight and track review
Motor, power and maintenance-access planning
Dooya or retrofit route recommendation
Wall, remote, manual and app control decisions
Gateway and Home Assistant integration checks
Position, scene and failure-behaviour testing
A purpose-built motor and a retrofit solve different problems
For a renovation, a motorised track designed around the opening usually gives the cleanest finish and the clearest route for power and maintenance. Dooya offers several motor and control families, so the exact track, motor and gateway still need to be confirmed together.
For an existing room where replacing the track or ceiling is unreasonable, a SwitchBot retrofit can be a useful option if the track shape, curtain weight and Bluetooth coverage suit it.
The ceiling detail matters as much as the app
Curtain boxes, stack-back space, power outlets, motor orientation and access for future replacement should be settled before carpentry closes. A beautiful concealed motor is not much help if it cannot be reached when the curtain needs servicing.
We give the relevant details to the ID, electrician and curtain supplier early enough for each trade to allow for them.
Home Assistant adds scenes without taking away normal control
Curtains can join morning, evening, glare-control and away scenes, or respond to a deliberate wall control. The exact positions and feedback available depend on the motor and connection path.
Normal wall, remote or manual operation remains part of the design, so opening the curtains never depends on finding the right dashboard.
These details decide what will work well in your home.
- 01The opening width, curtain weight, fabric and preferred stack direction
- 02Where power, motor heads, curtain boxes and access panels will sit
- 03Whether an existing track is suitable for a retrofit device
- 04Whether the exact motor and gateway provide position feedback or commands only
- 05How the household operates the curtain if the hub, network or automation is unavailable
From the first review to a working, documented solution.
Review the opening
We check the track, fabric, stack, ceiling detail, power and access before choosing a motor.
Choose planned or retrofit
We compare a purpose-built Dooya installation with a suitable SwitchBot retrofit where appropriate.
Coordinate the trades
The curtain supplier, electrician, carpenter and integrator receive the details that affect their work.
Commission the controls
We set limits and positions, test normal controls and add the useful Home Assistant scenes.
Questions about motorised curtains.
01Do you supply and integrate Dooya curtain motors?+
We can plan Dooya motors as part of the smart-home and curtain-control design. The final motor, track and control route are confirmed against the opening, curtain and supplier details.
02When is SwitchBot Curtain a good option?+
It can suit a finished home where a compatible existing track should remain in place. Track type, curtain weight, charging access, Bluetooth coverage and acceptable noise should all be checked first.
03Can the curtains still work without Home Assistant?+
That is the intention. We retain an appropriate wall, remote or manual control path and explain exactly what remains available if the hub or network is down.
04When should curtain motor planning begin?+
Before electrical and carpentry details are final. That leaves time to settle power, curtain-box dimensions, motor orientation, track support and maintenance access.
Tell us about the room, the renovation stage and what you want the system to do.
Bring a floor plan, an existing setup or simply the problem. We’ll help you find a practical next step.