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Offline Mode (Control Without Internet)
•Your broadband goes down at night. Normally you couldn't switch off the bedroom fan from the phone. With Offline Mode, you open the app and control everything through local Wi-Fi.
•During a power cut, your router stays ON through the inverter. You still operate your lights and fans from the app without any internet.
This is perfect for:
•Power cuts where the router stays ON via inverter
•Slow or unreliable broadband
•Apartments where the internet provider often does maintenance
•Elderly people or kids who depend on app control
Turn OFF an Entire Room at Once
•You are leaving the bedroom in a hurry for the office. Fan ON, night lamp ON, mirror light ON. Instead of hunting for each switch, you tap the room's OFF icon and the entire bedroom shuts down instantly.
This is perfect for:
•Leaving home quickly
•Kids forgetting to switch off lights
•Geyser or plug loads left ON
•Managing many rooms in villas and duplexes
Step-by-step
Rooms & Groups
Rooms & Groups- Go to Devices.
- On the top bar, tap the three-lines (≡) icon.
- Press and hold the three-lines next to any room.
❓FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Rooms & Groups- How do I rename a switch?
- How can I change a switch icon?
- How do I control many lights at once?
TUTORIAL
Switch OFF a Whole Room With One TapTurn off all lights, fans, and appliances in a room with one tap to save time, reduce energy waste, and simplify daily control.
TUTORIAL
Control Devices With No Internet | Beakn Offline ModeControl Beakn devices even without internet using local Wi-Fi, ensuring your smart home keeps working during connectivity issues.
TUTORIAL
Rearrange rooms - Your home, Your orderRename any switch in the Beakn app so everyone in the family knows exactly what it controls. Switches often show up as generic names like "Switch 1" or "Switch 2," which gets confusing fast. With the Beakn app you can give every switch a clear, simple name in seconds — no technician needed.
TUTORIAL
Check Room Status at a Glance in BeaknView room switch status instantly with visual indicators showing ON, OFF, and total switches without opening each room.
TUTORIAL
Control Many Lights as One Group in BeaknGroup multiple lights together to control power, brightness, and colour with one tap for a consistent lighting experience.
What it does
Rearrange Room Order (Drag and Move Rooms)
You can change the order in which your rooms appear, so your most-used rooms are at the top. No more scrolling.
Room Card Indicators
Each room card shows small coloured dots that give you an instant snapshot of that room's switches — without opening it.
What the dots mean
•🟢 Green Dot — How many switches are currently ON in that room.
•⚪ White Dot — The total number of switches available in the room.
•🔴 Red Dot — How many switches are currently OFF.
Grouping (Control Multiple Lights Together)
Grouping lets you control many lights as if they were one. You can turn them ON/OFF, dim them, or change their colour — all together with one tap.
Offline Mode (Control Without Internet)
Control your devices even when the internet is down. As long as your Wi-Fi router is ON, your lights, fans, and plugs keep working through your local Wi-Fi.
Turn OFF an Entire Room at Once
With one tap, you turn OFF every light, fan, and appliance in a room. No need to switch off each one.
Real-life examples
•Your most-used rooms are Living Room, Bedroom, and Kitchen, but the app shows Store Room and Guest Room on top. You drag your three main rooms to the top and Save. Now they are always one tap away.
•You look at the Devices page and the Kitchen card shows a green dot saying "3 ON." You know three appliances are still running in the kitchen and can turn them off without going inside.
•For movie night your hall has 4 COB lights, 1 LED strip, and a downlight. Instead of adjusting each one, you tap your "Movie Mode Lights" group — all COBs dim together, the strip turns warm, and the downlight switches off. One tap, perfect ambience.
Setup
Rearrange Room Order (Drag and Move Rooms)
1.Go to Devices.
2.On the top bar, tap the three-lines (≡) icon.
3.Press and hold the three-lines next to any room.
4.Drag it up or down to change the order.
5.Tap Save.
Grouping (Control Multiple Lights Together)
1.Go to Devices.
2.Tap the 3-bulb icon at the bottom (Group).
3.Tap Create a Group.
4.Tap Group Name and enter a name (for example, Hall COB Lights, Bedroom Ambience, Living Room All Lights).
5.Select Assign to Room.
6.Tap Switch Type and choose the kind of group:
•ON/OFF Group
•Color Lighting Group
•Dimmer / Regulator Group
7.If you chose Color Lighting, select all the lights you want in the group (for example, your hall COB lights).
8.Tap Save.
Offline Mode (Control Without Internet)
1.Go to Devices.
2.At the top, tap the Cloud OFF icon.
3.Tap OK to turn on Offline Mode.
4.Your devices now work locally through your Wi-Fi, even with no internet.
How to use
Rearrange Room Order (Drag and Move Rooms)
Use this to put your most-used rooms at the top for faster daily control.
Room Card Indicators
1.Go to Devices.
2.Look at each room card — the dots show you live activity at a glance.
Grouping (Control Multiple Lights Together)
Now you can ON/OFF, dim, or change the colour of all grouped lights together with one tap.
Turn OFF an Entire Room at Once
1.Open the app and go to Devices.
2.On the room card, tap the OFF icon.
3.Tap Switch OFF to confirm.
4.All connected appliances in that room turn OFF at once.
Edit a group after you have made it
1.Open Devices → Group.
2.Tap Edit.
3.Select the group you want to change.
4.Update the Group Name, Assign to Room, Switch Type, or the Group Devices.
5.Tick or untick devices as needed.
6.Tap Save.
Move a group to another room
1.Open Devices → Group.
2.Tap Edit.
3.Select the group.
4.Tap Assign to Room.
5.Choose the room.
6.Tap OK, then Save.
The group now appears under that room.
Remove a group
1.Open Devices → Group.
2.Tap the – (minus) button beside Edit.
3.Select the group you want to remove.
4.Confirm.
Only the group is removed. The individual devices stay in the app exactly as they were — you are deleting the grouping, not the lights.
Real-life example: A living room has four COB lights, two LED strips and a pendant light. A group called Movie Mode Lights dims the COBs, turns the strips warm white, and switches the pendant off — one tap instead of seven.