1
Plug it in
USB-C power into IN, your strip into OUT with the adapter cable. The board figures out how much your power supply can handle.
In development. Beta testing is underway.
Plug it in. Light it up.
The tiny controller for your LED strips and panels. Tuck it into your 3D-printed lamp, open the app, pick your colors.
- Designed for Matter
- Bluetooth app
- USB-C in, light out
- No account. No cloud.
Works with
- Apple Home
- Google Home
- Amazon Alexa
- SmartThings
- Home Assistant
How it works
Glowing in a minute.
No soldering, no code, no manual marathon.
2
Connect
The app finds your board. Give it a name and tell it what’s connected: one strip, several parts or a panel.
3
Light it up
Add it to your smart home and switch it with your voice. Or play in the app: colors, palettes and effects like fire or a lava lamp.
Built in
Disappears into your print.
At 35 × 20 mm, the board fits a small pocket in the back of your lamp. Power goes into IN, the adapter cable runs from OUT to your panel. Close it up and only the light is left.
Smart Home
Designed for Matter. Made for every home.
Matter is the smart home standard behind Apple Home, Google Home, Amazon Alexa, SmartThings and Home Assistant. aryo::node is built for it: scan the code and your light shows up in your home app, even in several at once.
- Apple Home
- Google Home
- Amazon Alexa
- SmartThings
- Home Assistant
Matter certification is planned before the first boards ship. Your smart home needs a hub with Thread, like a HomePod mini, Apple TV 4K, Google Nest Hub (2nd gen) or Amazon Echo (4th gen). Without one, the app controls your board directly over Bluetooth.
The app
Looks like light. Feels like play.
Brightness as a glowing surface in your light’s color, palettes as flowing light, effects with one tap. Everything your smart home app can’t do, the aryo::node app does, straight over Bluetooth.
- For iPhone
- No account
- No ads
- Updates in the app
Color palettes
Palettes that flow like light.
Pick a ready-made palette or mix your own. On a strip it runs as a gradient or mirrored, on a panel it flows across the whole surface. Turn on Flow and the colors slowly drift along.
- Gradient
- Mirrored
- Blocks for rings and shelves
- Flow
- Your palettes work on every board
Tech specs
Beautiful in every detail.
Designed in Germany on a matte-black board with two USB-C ports. It recognizes your USB-C power supply on its own and sets its limits to match.
- Size
- 35.3 × 20 mm
- Smart home
- Apple Home, Google Home, Amazon Alexa, SmartThings, Home Assistant
- Connectivity
- Designed for Matter over Thread, Bluetooth for the app
- Certification
- Matter certification planned before shipping
- Power
- USB-C, 5 V, up to 3 A
- Output
- USB-C for the LED adapter cable
- LED types
- WS2812B, SK6812 (RGB and RGBW), NeoPixel, 5 V COB, rings and panels
Cables
Connect any strip.
Every board comes with one adapter cable of your choice. One end goes into the USB-C output, the other into your strip.
The usual one
JST SM 3-pin
For WS2812B, SK6812 (RGB and RGBW),
5 V COB strips, rings and panels.
For custom builds
Maker
Three open ends for cut strips,
soldering or screw terminals.
Coming later
JST SM 4-pin
For strips with a data and a clock line. Support arrives with a later firmware update.
Early bird
Be part of the first batch.
Prices aren’t set yet. Everyone on the list gets the early bird price first.
No spam, promise.
FAQ
Good questions.
Do I need a smart home?
No. The app controls your board directly over Bluetooth. For Apple Home, Google Home, Alexa and others you need a hub with Thread.
Which power supply should I use?
Ideally a USB-C power supply with 5 V and 3 A and a USB-C to USB-C cable. Weaker ones work too, long strips just won’t get quite as bright.
Which LEDs can I connect?
5 V strips and panels with one data line, so 5V, GND and DIN. For example WS2812B, SK6812 or NeoPixel. 12 V and 24 V strips won’t work.
Do I need an account?
No. No account, no cloud, no ads. The app talks straight to your board.
Can several iPhones join in?
Yes, up to eight iPhones per board.
When can I order?
Not yet. aryo::node is in development and beta testing is underway. Join the list and you’ll hear first, with the early bird price.