Smart Bluetooth Fingerbot: Press Any Switch From Your Phone

A compact arm that presses what you already have

Physical press, not a replacement

The arm pushes the actual button on your wall, coffee machine or garage opener. The switch stays put, the opener keeps its own remote, and no wires change. Line the arm up with the center of the button and the cube handles every press after that.

Tune press time and travel

Down movement and press time are adjustable in the app. A light switch needs a short, quick push. A stiffer garage button may need a longer one. Change the numbers from your phone until the press is clean, then leave it alone.

Hub optional for away control

At home, the Fingerbot connects to your phone directly, so no hub is needed. The Bluetooth hub is the piece that unlocks remote control when you are out. If you want to open the garage from the driveway or from work, plan for the hub from the start.

Mount it, pair it, and tune the press

1. 1
   Mount the cube on the switch

   Set the Fingerbot over the switch, button or garage opener button. Line the push arm up with the center of the button so it does not press off to one side.

2. 2
   Pair it with your phone

   Open the app, add the device over Bluetooth, and wait for the device settings screen to appear.

3. 3
   Set the invert option if needed

   If the switch works backwards, turn on the invert switch option so a press in the app matches the way the switch should move.

4. 4
   Tune down movement and press time

   Run a test press from the app. If the arm does not fully push the button, increase the press time. If it strains, shorten it. Adjust until the press is firm and clean.

5. 5
   Add the hub for remote control

   For control away from home, pair the Bluetooth hub. At home you can skip it and use point-to-point control from your phone.

The unit, plus an optional hub for away-from-home control

• Smart Bluetooth Fingerbot unit×1

  Compact matte white cube with a push arm and app control.

• Bluetooth hub×1

  Shown in the product photos. Confirm it is in your order before you rely on remote control.

Stop getting up for switches that were never smart

The walk you keep making

Every morning starts with the same trip. You get up, cross the kitchen, and press the coffee button by hand. The lights work the same way, and so does the garage door at the end of a long drive. None of these switches were built to be smart, so each one asks you to move.

A small arm, a big change

The Fingerbot is a compact white cube with a push arm. You mount it on the button you already use, and the arm presses it when your phone asks. Your wall stays untouched and nothing gets rewired. The same app runs the vacuum, the lamp and the coffee machine from one screen.

Mornings that start themselves

Coffee is already brewing when your feet hit the floor. The garage is already rising when you turn into the driveway. Once the cube is in place, the routine runs from your phone, and the walk to the switch becomes a thing you no longer do.

What to expect as you set it up

1. First use
   Mounted and paired

   The cube sits on your switch or opener, the app connects, and you run your first press from your phone. Adjust press time if the arm does not fully push the button.

2. 3 uses
   Settings dialed in

   After a few runs you will know whether the down movement and press time suit that switch. Small tweaks in the app usually fix it.

3. 30 days
   Part of the routine

   Coffee, lights and the garage run from your phone, and you stop walking over to press them by hand.

Skip the electrician, keep your switch